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Major Craft · Vertical & Butterfly Jigs

Majorcraft Jigpara Slow, 30g, Pink Gold

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Item weight
30 Grams
Product dimensions
3 x 3 x 1 inches

Quick take

A 30g Japanese jigging spoon designed for slow descents and high-pitch slashing action.

The Major Craft Jigpara Slow is a 30-gram metal jig with an oval body that flashes at a high pitch on the lift and falls slowly like a leaf. Its center is set a little toward the rear, which helps it hold a steady stance through a long cast. It comes with two assist hooks on the front and one single assist hook, ready to fish out of the box. The pink gold finish suits anglers targeting salmon in open water.

Best for

  • Offshore salmon and pelagic fishing
  • Vertical jigging in deep water
  • Situations requiring slow, controlled descent

Skip if

  • You fish shallow water
  • You need maximum casting distance

Strengths

  • Oval body shape creates high-pitch slash action on descent
  • Slow sinking action like falling leaves attracts strikes
  • Pre-rigged with assist hooks ready to fish

Trade-offs

  • Heavy 30g weight requires substantial tackle
  • Slow sinking limits bottom contact in strong current
  • Pre-rigged hooks may not match anglers' preferences

Fishing fit

Species
  • Salmon & steelhead
Water
  • Saltwater
Techniques
  • Jigging
  • Casting
Skill level
  • Intermediate

Specifications

Specifications
Typejigging spoon
Weight30g
Lengthapproximately 3 in
Body shapeOval

About this type

A lure is an artificial bait that draws a strike with its shape, color and movement.

Each kind is built for certain depths and ways of fishing.

Weight decides how far a lure casts and what rod and line it needs; color changes how visible it is in the water.

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