This will pick up a wary fish and often the bigger fish in the school, provided there isn't too much current. The sudden stop on a quick retrieve and the first run can bring tears to the best of anglers eyes. Remember when jigging in deep water it pays to have a rod bucket handy as a good session can give an angler quite a squeaky voice. Straight silver lures, retrieved at high speed, bucktail jigs, grim reapers, shinners and many more lures slowly worked with a lifting motion can result in a lot of hot action. Rigging Lures are best rigged in the following method.
Most lures have a split ring attached to the eyelet.
Insert a quality black rolling swivel in the ring and secure your leader to the swivel. The leader is about a metre long and of approximately 10 to 20 kilos in strength, depending on terrain, size of fish and how finicky they are at biting. In this manner, the leader can be wound through the tip, for easy casting. I try to avoid snap swivels as they are in general, not of a high enough standard to take the impact of a decent fish. Overall the beauty of trevally is its straight forward fighting qualities.