Slow-Pitch Jigs.

Both picks are heavy offshore jigs, but they solve the drop differently. The 200-gram Shimano Butterfly Flat Fall is the less expensive starting point for learning a lift-and-fall cadence. The 220-gram Sea Falcon Z-Slow costs more and is the more specialized slow-pitch choice when you want a broad, wounded-baitfish fall.

Start with enough weight to keep the line reasonably vertical. More depth and stronger current usually demand more weight; a jig that sweeps far behind the boat is harder to control and spends less time in the intended part of the water column. Match the rod and line to the jig rating, then let the lure fall on controlled slack instead of hauling it upward like a speed jig.