Slow-jigging with lures such as sliders, inchikus, and micro-jigs is now one of the most popular methods of snapper fishing, particularly in areas like the Hauraki Gulf during workup season. This technique is best employed in depths of 20-60m, with efforts concentrated in the 'bite zone' close to the bottom. fish are cold blooded so seek depth. usually if theres sharks fish will decrease. Earlier bird gets the worm. Always google tides best one tide4fish.com 5/5
