Daiwa Saltiga SK Jig 300g Sardine

Daiwa Saltiga SK Jig is a versatile and extremely effective jig designed according to Japanese jigging principles. This is one of our favorites at Outside Travels and a lure we frequently use on our fishing trips abroad when fishing requires both control, range, and raw power.

The 300 g weight is the heaviest size in the series and is designed for fishing at greater depths, in strong currents, or when drift fishing and needing to quickly reach the fish. The added weight ensures the jig efficiently reaches the bottom without drifting away and maintains contact even in tough conditions.

Despite its heavier weight, the jig is balanced to perform excellently for slow jigging, but it also works very well as a speed jig. The stable body provides clear kicks and movements even during faster retrieves, making it effective when fish are deep or prefer a more aggressive pace.

During the sinking phase, the Saltiga SK Jig moves with rotation, flutter, and glide, imitating an injured baitfish. The jig actively fishes through the entire water column and often triggers bites both on the drop and during the retrieve. When the jig reaches the bottom, simply start reeling to bring it to life and work immediately.

The Saltiga SK Jig in 300g is a very effective choice for tropical fishing for strong species such as GT, amberjack, and dogtooth tuna, but also works great for deep sea fishing for halibut, cod, and saithe when current and depth require heavier lures.

The Sardine color imitates natural baitfish and is a safe choice in clear water or when fish are selective and prefer a more realistic lure.

The jig comes rigged with a heavy-duty double assist hook, sized for heavy fishing and large fish, ready to fish directly.

With our curated selection, Outside Travels ensures you fish with lures from Daiwa that have been tested in real fishing situations worldwide.

Specifications

Length: 16 cm
Weight: 300g
Hook size: 11/0
Color: Sardine
Rigging: Double assist hook
Usage: Slow jigging, speed jigging, tropical fishing and deep sea fishing