This technique comes from Japan and according to bar stories its creator, Norihiro Sato, invented it after leaving his jigging rod in the boat's rod rack to help his friend land a nice fish. He had no time to pick up his jig, which was still on the seabed. Upon retrieving his jig, he was surprised to discover that he had caught a small tuna. With the only movement of the boat caused by the waves, he had animated his jig enough to cause the fish to attack. We will explain all the details of this very technical fishing method.