Jigger Spoon DUO Drag Metal Cast Slow 60 g

Product highlights

The DUO Drag Metal Cast Slow is a slow casting jig specially developed for anglers seeking a natural, controlled presentation of their lure. Thanks to its slow sink rate, it stays longer in the strike zone, giving fish time to decide. This behaviour is particularly effective on educated or inactive fish that respond poorly to overly fast retrieves.

Designed for use both in shore fishing and boat fishing, the Drag Metal Cast Slow offers great versatility. Its compact profile makes long-distance casts easier, while its specific weighting produces a gliding, vibrating fall. It targets anglers of all levels who want to make the most of the slow jigging casting-retrieval technique.

This metal lure also stands out for its ability to work effectively at various depths depending on retrieve speed and jerk rhythm. Whether you're prospecting flats, drop-offs or deeper areas, it remains stable and attractive, even in light current.

Technical specifications

• Slow casting jig designed for a slow, controlled fall.


• Compact profile to optimise casting distance and accuracy.


• Carefully balanced to provide a gliding, fluttering fall.


• Designed for use both from shore and from boat.


• Suited to gentle, slow presentations with pauses and small jerks.


• Ideal for targeting various predatory fish in shallow to medium depths.


• Refined finish to maximise visual attractiveness across available patterns.

Benefits and strengths

The main advantage of the Drag Metal Cast Slow lies in its ability to fish slowly without losing attractiveness. Where a standard jig falls too fast and quickly leaves the strike zone, this model hangs longer, imitating a weakened or struggling baitfish. This more natural presentation often triggers bites from the wariest fish.

Its design allows easy variation of speeds and presentation styles. A slow, steady retrieve will produce a regular, stable swim, while a saw-tooth animation—alternating pulls and pauses—will emphasise its gliding fall. This versatility makes the Drag Metal Cast Slow an excellent choice to probe an area and quickly adapt your fishing to fish behaviour.

Another strong point is its ease of use. Even a beginner angler can quickly achieve an effective presentation by focusing on slow, rhythmic retrieves. Experienced anglers will appreciate the lure’s precise action and its ability to make the difference on tough days when predators refuse aggressive presentations.

Usage tips

To fully exploit the potential of the DUO Drag Metal Cast Slow, adopt slow, controlled animations. After the cast, let the jig sink while controlling the line to feel even the slightest bite on the fall, a frequent strike moment. Once at the desired depth, start a slow retrieve alternating short pulls and pauses.

From shore, this casting jig is particularly effective for prospecting ledge breaks, plateau edges and rocky zones. From a boat, it can be fished vertically or with casting-retrieval depending on the spot. Don’t hesitate to vary the swimming height by counting the fall time to find the water layer where the fish are holding.

Adapt the cadence of your presentations to conditions: the colder or clearer the water, the more sensible it usually is to slow down. In moderate current, let the jig drift and work naturally on the fall while staying alert for strikes. A sensitive rod and fine braid will improve contact perception and hookset responsiveness.

Testimonials

“Since using the Drag Metal Cast Slow, I’ve significantly increased my bites on difficult days. Its slow fall and gentle action let me trigger fish that ignored my other lures. A must-have for slow presentations.”

FAQ

Question 1 : What type of fishing is the DUO Drag Metal Cast Slow best suited for?

Answer: The DUO Drag Metal Cast Slow is particularly suited to situations requiring slow, gentle presentations, both from shore and from boat. Its controlled fall and gliding action make it an excellent choice to target wary or inactive predatory fish, effectively using the slow jigging casting-retrieval technique.

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