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Epoxy Resin Jig x Race Rock Tackle

Race Rock Epoxy Jigs are covered with a double coat of epoxy for durability and natural light reflection. Meant for medium to fast retrievals, it will catch the attention of predatory fish that primarily use their vision to hunt. It can also be bounced up and down to resemble a dying baitfish thanks to its fluttering action. This action can attract other slower, less sharp-eyed hunters in the area, as well as the fast, sharp-sighted ones.

1 oz – good for false albacore and bonito

1.5 oz – good for sea bass, stripers and bluefish when the bait is small

Race Rock Tackle Skirted Ultra Minnow

Jigging is an ideal way to fish for fluke and black sea bass. Fishing with jigs will allow you to use less weight, giving you more sensitivity and the opportunity to catch more fish. Tie this jig right onto a rig or directly on your leader. This jig comes with an imitation squid directly spliced on to it. But why stop there, you can tip these with squid, spearing, soft plastics or any other dead or a live bait that fits the profile. Target areas like beaches, sand waves, reef edges, muscle beds and drop-offs. Fluke will move to new locations based on time of year and water temperature.

Race Rock Tackle Ultra Minnow Squid Jig

Race Rock Flutter Spoon 8 inch 4oz

The Race Rock Flutter Spoon has gained popularity in the Northeast Saltwater fishery as a great way to target Striped Bass, Bluefish & other species in the region. Their large profile and fluttering action make it a great choice to add to your tackle box.

To use it, simply drop it to the bottom, lift it up, let it flutter back down — and get ready to hold on!

This flutter spoon is fixed with heavy duty swivels, split rings and a VMC hook, so the only thing left to do is clip it on to the end of your line.

Weight: 4oz
Colors: Chartreuse, White/Glow
Hook: VMC 4/0 Treble Hook

Everything you need to know about Tog Fishing (Tips & Techniques)

There is certainly a lot to learn about blackfish fishing. With all the information that you learned here today, you should be fairly set for a tautog fishing trip. Remember, if you need any bait, tackle, or other blackfish fishing supplies, check out the Salt Warrior store today.