Tungsten Tiger Blue Pink Cotton Candy Tuna Jig 350g

350 grams of tungsten. Built for heavy current and deep night marks. Named after Tiger, the man who caught a 100-pound bluefin on one.

When the current picks up after dark and the captain calls marks at 250 to 400 feet, the Tungsten Tiger 350g is the right call.

Lead at this depth scopes out. 300g blows back sideways in 3-knot current. The Tungsten Tiger cuts straight down. Tungsten is 70% denser than lead at the same weight class: shorter profile, less water resistance, more time in the strike zone.

This jig is named for David's father Tiger and the 100-pound bluefin he put on the deck. That's not marketing copy. That's the fish that proved the design worked.

The Blue Pink Cotton Candy finish charges under deck lights and activates like bioluminescent squid in total darkness. At 300 feet in heavy current, lead and tungsten are not in the same conversation.

• 70% denser than lead. Cuts heavy current. Hits marks at 300 feet while lead drifts wide.
• 36% smaller profile at the same weight. Less drag, faster drop, stays vertical.
• UV Cotton Candy glow. Charges under deck lights. Blue-pink bioluminescent activation at depth.
• Tighter, more intense vibration profile. Tungsten density produces sharper action than lead. Tuna sense it at distance.
• 5/0 BKK hooks + Kevlar braid + 200 lb split rings included. Ready to fish out of the box.

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Candy Shop Combo — Moon Drop 250g + Tungsten Tiger 350g

• Two depth zones covered: Tiger handles 150–400 ft, Moon Drop covers the shallower 100–250 ft marks
• When current slacks and marks come up at first light, the Moon Drop takes over where this one is overkill
• Both work day and night — baitfish flash at dawn, squid glow after dark
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Common Questions

When do I reach for the 350g instead of the 250g Moon Drop?
Heavy current (3+ knots) or marks at 250–400 ft. Lighter jigs blow back sideways at that depth; the Tiger cuts straight down.

Why is it named Tungsten Tiger?
After David's father Tiger, who landed a 100-pound bluefin on the original prototype — the fish that proved the design, not a marketing name.

Blue Pink Cotton Candy or Red Glow Stripes?
Cotton Candy for natural baitfish imitation in daylight and transition light. Red Glow Stripes for pure night jigging on a squid bite.

What's included?
5/0 BKK hooks, 200 lb Kevlar braid, and split ring — ready to fish out of the box.