"LavJig 14 oz. are my go-to jig. Great for cod, pollock, and a nice 15 lb. cusk! You'll always find at least three Lav14s in my arsenal at all times, as well as a 12oz. for haddock, and a 16oz. for heavy tides. As a former boy scout, I COME PREPARED!" - Hooch

This classic jig is a bestseller worldwide! The silver hook's stainless Svenskepilk is included in the standard equipment of every professional fisherman, but is also a must-have for sea and ocean fishing trips for all hobby fishermen.

Solvkroken Svenskepilk Rustfri Deco Cod Jig is classic stainless Norwegian cod jig with a new surface. It has perforations allowing for increased refraction.

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Solvkroken Svenskepilk Rustfri is a classic cod jig, and is a bestseller around the world. Its shape and bright surface are particularly attractive. The jig “wanders” in the water when in sinks and attracts fish in a wide circumference around the boat.

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Fishing for Cod and Halibut can be a challenge, especially for beginners, but using the right jig and pirk can make all the difference. Here are the different types of jigs and pirks that are commonly used in Norway for targeting Cod and Halibut: 1. Butterfly Jigs. Butterfly jigs are a popular type of jig used for Cod fishing in Norway.

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Solvkroken Svenskepilk Rustfri is a classic cod jig, and is a bestseller around the world. Its shape and bright surface are particularly attractive. The jig “wanders” in the water when in sinks and attracts fish in a wide circumference around the boat. …

To catch cod and halibut from boats in Norway, you’ll need to have the right equipment. You’ll need a good-quality fishing rod and reel, as well as sturdy fishing line that can withstand the weight of the fish. It’s also a good idea to bring along a selection of lures, such as metal jigs, rubber worms, and live bait like squid or herring.