Ocean Angler Lightbulb UV Jighead Long Shank - Green

The Ocean Angler Lightbulb UV Jighead might appear simple, but lots of thought went into its inception. The result is a range of soft-plastic lead-heads that’s suitable for all the Z-Man soft-plastic products on offer - or even the opposition’s if you must.

The Ocean Angler Lightbulb UV Jighead is central to the overall concept, being especially effective in waters to 25m or more (depending on material suspension) and literally ‘shining’ on dull, overcast days, as UV rays penetrate the cloud cover, lighting it up!

Ocean Angler Lightbulb UV Jighead Features:

• All jig-head colours and weights are armed with a 3/0 hook - small enough to usually be taken along with the soft-bait, but big enough to get a secure hold, and strong enough to land the biggest of snapper and good-sized kingfish. The hook itself is an unsung hero - not an Owner this time, but very rust-resistant, reliable and strong; we have yet to see one bent out on standard soft-baiting gear.

Ocean Angler Lightbulb UV Jighead Models:

• Standard Shank range: These weights cover the realistic soft-baiting opportunities on offer in water from 1-70 metres deep! The short shank is also important, allowing the soft-bait plenty of tail movement; just so you know, the standard-length shank works well on all SB tails to 7”.
• Long Shank range: We can understand why many anglers would prefer a longer shank for the 7 and 10” Z-Mans, as this provides improved coverage along the lure’s length; this long-shank version is especially for them - without sacrificing too much of the Z-Man’s wonderful fish-attracting flexibility!

Ocean Angler Lightbulb UV Jighead Weights:

• 1/4 oz, 3/8 oz, 1/2 oz, 5/8 oz, 3/4 oz, and 1 oz

UV reflective ‘eye’ colour options: Pink, Blue, Green.

Associated products: Z-Man soft-baits and Secret Sauce.

On-the-water tips:

• Lightbulbs are best attached with a Rapala/Lefty Kreh Loop knot (but a Uni knot will do), allowing freedom of movement and being very strong. Avoid lifting fish into the boat by the trace only, as the knot will eventually wear at that spot. Instead, lift the fish out by gripping the jig-head or using a landing net.