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The Original MacDeep is a 150g handcrafted salmon and bottom fish jig, proven on the water and built for consistent results.
Rig it with a chain or ball-bearing swivel between the leader and main line. Suggested leader length is 3 to 6 feet for jigging, 2 to 3 feet for spin casting, and 2 to 4 feet for trolling.
Lower the MacDeep to the depth where fish are feeding, raise the rod tip 3 to 4 feet, then quickly lower it to let the lure free-fall. Most strikes happen on the drop — when you feel a strike, give the line a firm pull and start playing your fish.
Drop the MacDeep to the bottom, raise it about 2 feet, and begin jigging. Most strikes occur within 5 feet of the bottom. On smooth, sandy bottoms, flatfish will take the MacDeep as it lies still or is gently hopped.
It's a jig used for salmon and bottom fish, fished by jigging, spin casting, or trolling.
150 grams.
Use a chain or ball-bearing swivel between the leader and your main line.
3 to 6 feet for jigging, 2 to 3 feet for spin casting, and 2 to 4 feet for trolling.
Lower the lure to the depth where fish are feeding, raise the rod tip 3 to 4 feet, then quickly lower it to let the lure free-fall. Most strikes happen on the drop.