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Uroco

Uroco - Original Jig

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$3320

Size: 80g

Colour: 002 Blue Pink

Why this colour

Reliable all-round attractor for variable or lightly-stained water when you need a proven starting colour.

How to fish this lure The retrieve, the rig, and the colour Big Kev would tie on.

About this lure

The Uroco Original Jig is a proven performer here in NZ, its signature action fires quickly into a dart before settling into a relaxed, easy fall that fish can't resist. Tail-edge drag allows the jig to pivot sharply with very little input, giving crisp response whether you're slow pitching or pushing high-speed lifts. With weights running from 80g all the way up to 450g, it's a true all-rounder for both coastal and offshore work.

  • Dart–relax action – quick punch followed by a natural, tempting fall
  • Tail-edge drag – creates resistance that helps the jig turn sharply with minimal force
  • Multi-technique capable – excels in both slow pitch and high-speed jigging
  • Wide weight range – from 80g–450g to suit inshore, mid-water and deep reefs
  • Versatile target mix – proven on kingfish, tuna and a range of demersal reef species
  • Premium finish – high-quality paints and foils for long-lasting visibility
  • Reliable performer – a staple jig for NZ waters when conditions and feeding patterns change

📖 Read our Slow Pitch Jigging Guide – jig selection, techniques, and depth charts for NZ waters.

How to fish the Uroco - Original Jig

Big Kev's Tips

How to work it

The Uroco Original Jig fires into a quick dart then settles into a relaxed, easy fall, so let it work on the drop where much of the interest happens. Fish it over deep reefs and structure from 30m down, dropping to the bottom before starting your lifts. The tail-edge drag lets it pivot sharply with minimal input, so you don't need heavy-handed rod work to trigger the action.

It's a multi-technique jig. For slow pitch, work short, measured lifts and let it fall between each stroke, watching for takes on the drop. For high-speed jigging, drive faster, longer lifts to cover the water column. Match jig weight to depth and current so the jig reaches the strike zone and keeps a natural fall.

Pair with a jigging rod and reel balanced to the weight you're running, and target kingfish, tuna and demersal reef species over coastal and offshore ground.

Which colour, and when

002 Blue Pink 002 Blue PinkReliable all-round attractor for variable or lightly-stained water when you need a proven starting colour.
006G Pink Gold Zebra Glow 006G Pink Gold Zebra GlowDeep water and low light - dawn, dusk or night; charge it before dropping.
007G Blue Pink Zebra Glow 007G Blue Pink Zebra GlowDeep water and low light - dawn, dusk or night; charge it before dropping.
008G Silver Double Glow 008G Silver Double GlowDeep water and low light - dawn, dusk or night; charge it before dropping.
009 Copper Gold 009 Copper GoldBright sun and clear water, throwing reflection to draw fish from distance.
010G Full Glow 010G Full GlowDeep water and low light - dawn, dusk or night; charge it before dropping.
003G Red Gold Glow Belly 003G Red Gold Glow BellyDeep water and low light - dawn, dusk or night; charge it before dropping.
004 Green Gold 004 Green GoldBright sun and clear water, throwing reflection to draw fish from distance.

Which weight, and when

80 g Lightest option for shallower inshore work and lighter current, giving a slow, natural fall.
120 g Inshore to mid-water depths in modest current where you still want a lively fall.
160 g Mid-water reefs and moderate current, a solid all-round coastal choice.
200 g Deeper mid-water ground or building current where lighter jigs struggle to hold the zone.
250 g Deep reefs and stronger current, keeping contact with the bottom on the drop.
300 g Offshore deep work and strong current where you need to reach the strike zone quickly.
350 g Deep offshore reefs in heavy current, maintaining control at depth.
400 g Very deep drops and hard-running current where lighter jigs blow out.
450 g Heaviest option for the deepest reefs and strongest current, punching down fast.
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