Slow pitch jigging isn't always great when flying solo

Has this ever happened to you? 

You're out alone and there is something uniquely thrilling about it—just you, the water, and the quiet anticipation. But imagine this: you finally hook up with a big fish, and the adrenaline kicks in. You’re fighting the fish, trying to bring it closer, but then you realize your net is just out of reach. Suddenly, that solo adventure turns into a scramble, trying to land the catch without the help you wish you had.

In moments like these, it’s easy to feel the pressure, but it’s also what makes fishing so memorable. There’s a raw, unfiltered challenge in handling everything on your own, from reeling in the fish to figuring out how to get it into the boat without losing it at the last second. It’s a reminder that preparation is key—having your gear within arm’s reach can make all the difference between landing that big one or telling the story of the one that got away.

Here's my adventure: https://youtube.com/shorts/KLepbt_fvGo