Fishing Tips: The Norwegian cod jig is our go-to jig for big lingcod and groundfish. We are using 21 and 27oz jigs to get down 100-200' and fish the drop off ledges of reef structure for monster lingcod and red snapper. These jigs can reach bottom fast and remain vertical beneath the boat while drifting with moderate winds or currents. We are fishing the jigs with penn330Gti reels, 80lb tuff line, and ugly stick rods. The best technique is to lower the jig to the bottom, reel up a few turns quickly to avoid snagging bottom, then jig aggressively. More often than not the lingcod will strike the lure as its falling, on its initial drop, as soon as it reaches the bottom. A firm hookset is recommended. The fish often bite the lure body so the firm hookset will ensure the hooks stick. For more information goto www.FishingBC.COM I hope this video is of value to you. Give thumbs up if you enjoy the video. Tight Lines... Check out our video and join FishinBC - SUBSCRIBE to our channel for more action, adventures, fishing fails, and updates. ABOUT US: FishinBC.COM is for people like you. It brings the stuff you want to see - sportfishing action - salmon halibut lingcod snapper, crab, prawns and shellfish. We show wildlife encounters - whales, eagles, bears, sea lions. We show westcoast scenery, amazing sunsets, beaches, mountains, and landforms. We provide tips and techniques to explain how to fish and how to use gear and tech. Best of all we give our epic fishing fails. We are fishing BC and our information is relevant to fishing in Alaska, BC, Washington, Oregon, and California. SUBSCRIBE: to FishinBC.COM - Join us and support us. More support allows us to put up more content. Recommend us to your friends. http://www.FishinBC.com http://www.youtube.com/FishinBCdotcom http://www.facebook.com/FishinBCdotcom http://twitter.com/FishinBCdotcom Stop by often for updates and enjoy the scenic beauty and relaxation of the pacific westcoast with captain crew and guests onboard the 21' Seaswirl Striper "Hooked".