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I've found two simple factors in beating this challenge. The first is pointed out by SubieSymmetry which involves using the second rod since it has a much stronger line. The second is to reel in with your rod parallel to the water whenever possible. In other words, pull the fish in with a sideways pull as opposed to having your rod straight up.
The game physics appear to incorporate a degree of actual fishing mechanics. If you pull straight up, you are resisting the entire weight of the fish and are likely to break the line. If you pull sideways, you are just resisting the swimming force of the fish which should be considerably less. The line can still break, but is less likely to do so.
I'll also state the obvious - you have to constantly watch the colour of the line. As it turns to orange and red on the green line of the second rod, back off until it turns green again. There are also audible clues on line strain that give indication of when to back off. However, they develop quickly, and if you rely solely on them, the line can break before you can react.
It took me almost 15 min to get the jerk tired enough to land him. Unlike other fish in the game you have to tire him ALL the way out to pull him in, and if you let up for too long he WILL get a second wind.