Is there a name for this style of fishing?

I'm hooked on watching this guy slay fish on his tiny trout rod    I even tried fishing this way at lake camanche and caught a easy stocker trout basically using a mini swimbait like a rip bait    I'm so curious now I want to try and find out more about it.  I've seen BFS setups, and this seems similar, but I'm having a hard time finding information on this guy's technique.   

https://youtu.be/l2VG112xgrE?t=391


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He's using some 5' glass trout rod called a Trout Ranger that much I gathered.  He uses a pretty simple jig like a bransen bait, or  uses these metal vibe jigs, or even just regular jerk/swim baits.  Curious if there is some specific technique or if this is something that he just made up 

I've been watching that guy too, pretty entertaining. 

I think it is called Slow Pitch Jiggling

Boy I shouldn't post while I'm watching youtube and drinking    I even ordered a cheap glass trout rod 

That slow pitch stuff is looking more and more fun to me actually, I think I'll need to buy some more gear and give it a shot this year    Looks like it would be great for that 50 fathom stuff 

I've been watching this guy's videos for a while now. I really like that he also releases a number of his fish if he does not need to eat them.
Most of the NorCal youtubers are simply meat fisherman.

In fly fishing circles there is a movement away from 4wt and small ultralight rods since the longer fights stress the fish more, especially in summer.
When I was up at Pyramid in February I was using a light spinning rod with 8 lb line and that provided plenty of fun yet I could land 22" to 28" trout in decent time. A guy I was fishing with was using an ultralight with 4 lb line and it took him a long time to bring in a large fish, which while making for a great battle, stresses the fish more. Probably not an issue in winter though.