Specifications
Product specifications
Available options
| Color | Glow Pink Back · Full Glow |
|---|---|
| Weight | 100 g (3.5 oz) · 120 g (4.2 oz) · 150 g (5.3 oz) · 200 g (7.1 oz) · 250 g (8.8 oz) |
Product Details
| Type | Tenya Jig Head |
|---|---|
| Features | Heavy-wire hook, triangular head design, back steel barbs, UV blue eyes, glow finish |
Glow Tenya Specifications
| Specification | 150g | 200g | 250g |
|---|---|---|---|
| Length | 15cm | 15.5cm | 16cm |

Luminous Tenya Jig Head (Upgraded Version)
- Heavy-wire hook structure for enhanced strength and durability
- Triangular head design with precision-welded back spur steel barbs
- Features blue UV light-reflective eyes for increased attraction
- Upgraded glow effect with smooth, free-sinking action

Sharp Double Hooks
- Heavy wire flattened design for better fish attraction and easier penetration

Glow Lure for Attracting Fish
- High-efficiency glow coating with strong, long-lasting luminescence
- Enhanced attraction for phototactic target fish species
- Nighttime glow effect and daytime appearance shown

Lifelike UV Eye Jig Head
- Refracts light effectively to attract target predator fish and trigger strikes.

Selling Point Analysis
- Triangular line hole design secures the leader without slipping
- Back barbs (copper welding process) keep soft bait fixed with prominent hook points
- 3D simulation UV crystal diamond eyes enhance fish-attracting effect
- Heavy-wire flattened double hooks improve strength and hookup rates

Glow Tenya Jig Head Parameters
- Includes free wire leader and binding soft wire
- Available weights: 150g, 200g, 250g
- Overall length ranges from 15cm to 16cm

Tenya Rig Usage Instructions
- 1. Remove the head of the Pacific saury, insert the body onto the three spikes on the Tenya jig's spine, and secure it by wrapping wire around it.
- 2. Sink the Tenya rig with the wrapped saury to the appropriate strike zone and slowly twitch/shake it.
- 3. When you feel a bite signal, set the hook with a strong upward rod stroke.
- 4. Maintain line tension continuously while reeling in until the fish is landed.