Tungsten Tiger Red Glow Stripes Tuna Jig 350g
Tungsten Tiger Red Glow Stripes Tuna Jig 350g
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350 grams. Deep water. Glowing red in the dark. For the nights when bluefin are hunting squid at 300 feet and they want something that looks alive.
The Red Glow Stripes pattern is built for one scenario: pure night jigging at depth on a squid bite.
At 150 to 400 feet, the UV stripes activate and replicate the bioluminescent stripe pattern of a deep-water squid. Bluefin track that signature in the dark before they commit. The stripes give them a visual target. Tungsten's vibration profile gives them a sensory one. They react before they even see the full jig.
This is not a versatile jig. It is the most aggressive night jigging presentation in the lineup. When the current is ripping, marks are deep, and the bait is squid, reach for this one first.
- UV Red Glow Stripes. Replicates the bioluminescent stripe pattern of deep-water squid.
- 70% denser than lead. Punches through heavy current at depth. No scope-out.
- 36% smaller profile at the same weight. Less line angle at 300 feet, more time in the zone.
- Intense vibration profile. Tungsten produces sharper action than lead. Tuna sense it before they see it.
- 5/0 BKK hooks + Kevlar braid + 200 lb split rings included. Ready to fish out of the box.
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Specs
| Best for | Night jigging, squid bite, heavy current, deep marks |
| Depth zone | 150–400 ft |
| Weight | 350g / 12.35 oz |
| Length | 3.875" / 98.4 mm |
| Target species | Bluefin Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna, Yellowtail, Rockfish |
| Hooks | 5/0 BKK + Kevlar braid + split ring (200 lb) |
| Recommended setup | 100 lb braid + 200 lb fluorocarbon bite leader |
| Finish | Red Glow Stripes — UV squid imitation activation |
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.
Is this jig good in daylight too?
It's built for one scenario: night jigging on a squid bite at depth. For daylight and transition windows, the Cotton Candy colorway or the Moon Drop line reads better.
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.
What's included?
5/0 BKK hooks, 200 lb Kevlar braid, and split ring — ready to fish out of the box.
