If you've spent time around harbor walls, breakwaters, or rocky shorelines, you've probably noticed anglers carrying rods that look almost too delicate to be real fishing gear. That's Light Game fishing — and it's not one technique, it's a whole family of them. From Ajing and LRF to microjigging, splitshot rigs, topwater, and the more advanced Arukazik systems, here's everything you need to know to pick the right one for every situation.

In Japanese, Aji (鯵) translates to Horse Mackerel. The suffix "-ing" is added to describe the act of fishing for them. Therefore, Ajing simply means fishing for horse mackerel using artificial lures.

New to Ajing? We tested every beginner-friendly JDM rod in stock. From €129 Slash Silent Vision models to premium ClearBlue Crystar blanks, and picked the best for your first setup.