Halibut jigs

In the waters of the North Atlantic, the halibut fishing is probably the ultimate form of marine fishing. It doesn't matter if you fish in Norway, Russia, Canada, Japan or the west coast of Greenland. The effect is the same. You are crossing paths with an extremely sophisticated and genetically strong fish that will leave you with nothing. Perhaps that's why targeted halibut fishing has been so popular and booming in the last decade. Halibut are a very cautious fish that will occasionally jump a pilker, but targeted halibut fishing really has little to do with that. To fish successfully, you need to master at least a few basic fishing techniques, experience in most cases, and finally a few really good halibut lures that you just can't do without. We recommend combining halibut jigs with additional hooks (stingers) and glitter for a more secure strike and greater lure appeal. An integral part of the halibut jigging set-up are the leaders in front of the lure. We recommend to connect the leader line 1mm (1.2mm) monofilament, preferably flourocarbon, to the lure via a ring, which ensures a maximum tight connection with the lure.