We have a report from Aidil and Pang from Singapore. They took a trip to Burma Banks. I saw the pictures of their catch and my jaw just dropped. What kind of place is??? Burma Banks??? Myanmar???
It seems that they have impressed their friends and proved the effectiveness of slow pitch jigging.

Aidil’s tackle
[highlight1 variation=”orange”]Rod[/highlight1] Evergreen Poseidon Slow Jerker 603-4
[highlight1 variation=”orange”]Reel[/highlight1] Ocea Jigger 1501HG
[highlight1 variation=”orange”]Line[/highlight1] Ocea EX8 PE 1.5
[highlight1 variation=”orange”]Leader[/highlight1] —

Pang’s tackle
[highlight1 variation=”orange”]Rod[/highlight1] Evergreen Poseidon Slow Jerker 603-4
[highlight1 variation=”orange”]Reel[/highlight1] Ocea Jigger 1500HG
[highlight1 variation=”orange”]Line[/highlight1] Varivas PE2.0
[highlight1 variation=”orange”]Leader[/highlight1] —

[highlight1 variation=”orange”]Location[/highlight1] Burma Banks, Myanmar
[highlight1 variation=”orange”]Jigs[/highlight1] (120gm-260gm)
Seafloor Control – Rector, Gawky, Spunky
Hot’s Conker
Damiki Backdrop

Depth fished is 70-220m with slow moving current. Although 1st night, current was relatively strong and using 220-260gm jigs.
zets 100g slow pitch R silver

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Hi Totos,

Just came back from my 3 days 3 nights fishing trip in Burma Banks with 10 others. It was an awesome trip with me and a friend, Pang Satawat, mostly on slow pitch. First catch on slow pitch was a doggie. Since then many varieties of fishes were caught on slow jigs, Yellowfin, GT, big eye trevally, amberjack, skipjack, garoupa, snapper, red ruby, long nosed emperor, mangrove jack, baracouta and even a 2m white tip shark caught by Pang Satawat. The sizes also varies but mostly 4 to 5kg.

I am very impressed by the variety and consistency (depending on technique and speed of pitches/jigs) of fishes caught on slow jigs. Even though I have lost a few jigs, I am glad I lost it to fishes and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. I feel that I have much more to learn and am looking forward to the next trip.

Thanks

Aidil


hi there totos, just came back from burma bank, slow pitch was a blasting success! it can catch anything from deep sea grouper to 2m white tip shark!

Pang

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