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Bozles TG Nobunaga Neo 200g Tungsten Slow Jigs

$44.99 USD
Color: UV Silver

Delivery & Shipping

Do you offer free shipping?

We offer free domestic shipping on most orders over $150 subtotal. This excludes oversized and bulky items such as rods, blanks, gaffs, some tackle boxes, lobster nets, landing nets and other large items. Any 1 piece rod over 7'10" in length often incurs the biggest oversize fees charged by domestic shipping companies although we do have lower rates via other carriers on the West Coast. Any additional shipping fees will be automatically calculated at checkout before any billing is done.

What countries do you ship to?

We currently ship products within the US and to almost every country in the world, covering all available destination via FedEx Express and UPS. International shipping times depend on the products and destination and rates are automatically calculated at checkout.

How long will it take to get my order?

Standard shipping can take 3-8 business days depending on location and order volume. If you have requested spooling on your reel or rigging on your lures then it could take an additional day or two. Next day & 2 day shipping is available on most domestic orders (for an additional charge). Orders placed after 12pm Pacific Standard Time will be processed the next business day.

What carriers do you ship with?

We work with UPS, FedEx, US Postal Service and GLS. When your order qualifies for free shipping or has a rod that qualifies for discounted shipping we reserve the right to choose which carrier it is sent with, otherwise you can pick the service you want. UPS Ground ranges from 1 to 7 day delivery, USPS Priority Mail is typically 1-3 days but is not a guaranteed express service, and USPS Ground Advantage takes roughly 3-7 business days. Longer rods are generally sent via GLS unless otherwise specified, this service ranges from 1 - 10 days.

Prop 65 Warning ⚠

The TG Nobunaga is a typical knife jig but since it is made of tungsten they can make it a whole lot thinner and smaller than an equivalent lead jig. These things drop quick and have a ton of action when jigged on the retrieve, perfect for yellowtail and bluefin fishing as well as any of your bottom fish species. In current and depth these will behave like a 300-350g jig because of the smaller overall shape, but will save you on the fatigue of using those bigger sizes.

These are 7oz jigs with a thickness of only 1/4" - 3/8" and a bit over 7" in length. Due to the longer profile they have a lot more action when slow jigged and can handle more depth than any other jig with the equivalent length.

The problem with tungsten jigs is manufacturing cost, it has the highest melting point of any metal at 6200 degrees so it is very difficult to work with. Only a few manufacturers exist for this style of jig and they are generally limited in shape and size but Bozles has done an amazing job of making using designs compared to other companies selling glorified torpedo sinkers.

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Bozles

Bozles TG Nobunaga Neo 200g Tungsten Slow Jigs

$44.99 USD

The TG Nobunaga is a typical knife jig but since it is made of tungsten they can make it a whole lot thinner and smaller than an equivalent lead jig. These things drop quick and have a ton of action when jigged on the retrieve, perfect for yellowtail and bluefin fishing as well as any of your bottom fish species. In current and depth these will behave like a 300-350g jig because of the smaller overall shape, but will save you on the fatigue of using those bigger sizes.

These are 7oz jigs with a thickness of only 1/4" - 3/8" and a bit over 7" in length. Due to the longer profile they have a lot more action when slow jigged and can handle more depth than any other jig with the equivalent length.

The problem with tungsten jigs is manufacturing cost, it has the highest melting point of any metal at 6200 degrees so it is very difficult to work with. Only a few manufacturers exist for this style of jig and they are generally limited in shape and size but Bozles has done an amazing job of making using designs compared to other companies selling glorified torpedo sinkers.

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