I caught the jigging bug about 4 years ago when it

Nepptune

Sealiner
Jan - FANTASTIC report my friend, and so glad to see you out there blooding your JSR 350 and Alutecnos Gorilla 20C on some awesome AJ's!!! Love the pictures too, you look nice and comfortable there... even for an old fart!!! HAHAHAHA!!

Looks like you guys had a great day, congrats again on the tackle blooding and I'm glad you are enjoying it, and its working for you!!!

More pics and reports please!!! Keep it up boys!
 

Pargo Man

Sealiner
Ahoi Nepps,

here's a sports for a chubby guy. I was happy for every kilo on my hips. Sometimes it helps to counter balance 40 lbs drag... .

Fernando advised me to take it easy on the fish. I had bombed the Gorilla 12c (not 20, like you wrote) drag tight... which might have cost us yet another JigStar 350 ASJ breaking in Angola...

At some time Fernando and I had both lost a jig in the reef 100m down, so quick rerigging was needed. A good lecture again, to have spare rod & reel on board. I might just have to come back to CT for some more overheads, as this seems to do the trick for me. The 350 would be my choice again, as it has incredible back bone...

Get that smirk off your face, Nepps... I am still amazed about the powerful rod.

Pargo Jan

 

 
 

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royboy

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Jan - well done!!!!!! Excellent fish there!!!! What a day to run the new motors in.......and get some fish in 1 session.

Fedu, sounds like she is a lovely ride!!!!!
 

ChrisW

New member
What a great report Jan and it is a delight to read of a jigging newbie quickly pop his cherry! Congrats to Fedu for doing the guiding bit too. I always credit the skipper for most of the fish caught!

Pleasing report on the JSR350 + G12C, obviously a choice combo. Keep up the photos and reports guys!
 

Pargo Man

Sealiner
Thanks all and MANA for Fedu!

He's the skipper, guide, manager and nanny that any newby dreams of.

The critical factors this end of the world are no different from anywhere else: range, mobility safe and precice navigation, accuracy on the spot, reliable sounder electronics (... better even two sets 50/200), and all the tactics and strategy that helps improvising, should the first target zone be unfishable for wind, waves, swell, current or tides.

Doc Fernando got it all under his belt, plus loads of patience with his visitors... even when I tangled our lines...

Thanks again, fernando, and MANA for you.
 

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FREE THE FIGHTER

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Brilliant Pman and Fed....seems like we may have another overhead fan Pman ?  It always amazes me at how the sea always seems to be so flat  there - awesome !

Well done guys and thanks for the pics.
 

Pargo Man

Sealiner
Ahoi Borat FDF, from your keyboard it's an honour to read. Donkeyschoin from Angolistan! Once again, the handler in this case is rather not to be blamed for the damage done to the fauna. It's an art to accept good advice after the 40th birthday... chchch

::slr::

 

Pargo Jan
 
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