The Beetle slow-pitch jig is a center-weighted, keeled jig designed to flutter, dart, spiral, vibrate, or glide as it falls on a fully slack line. With a slight bit of resistance, like that applied with the thumb as the jig makes its initial descent, the jig will fall straight down, with its nose pointed toward the surface. Ideal for everything from snapper and kingfish through to coral trout, nannygai and emporer on the reef.
The Beetle is the classic oval shape, ideal for almost all jigging styles. From fast and erratic for mid-water dwelling species like Kingfish. To a more slow and methodical slow-pitch style of jigging for bottom species such as snapper. The wider body profile makes the jig flutter more on the drop and produces a wider thumping action on the lift.
