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UMT Blackfish Banana Tog Jig – Rockaway Wrecker (3/4 oz, 1 oz & 1.5 oz)

UMT Blackfish Banana Tog Jig – Rockaway Wrecker (3/4 oz, 1 oz & 1.5 oz)

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UMT Blackfish Banana Tog Jigs are purpose-built light-tackle jigs for targeting blackfish (tautog) around rocky bottoms, reefs, wrecks and other structure. The Rockaway Wrecker orange-and-green finish brings bright contrast to your presentation, while the curved banana-style profile is designed to roll and slide over structure to help reduce snags.

The balanced profile helps maintain bottom contact while presenting crab and other natural baits with the subtle movement feeding tog often demand. Choose your jig weight to match current, depth and bottom conditions in shallow and mid-depth water.

Features for fishing structure

  • Banana-style jig profile: Designed to roll and slide over structure to help reduce snags in saltwater and freshwater.
  • High-contrast orange-and-green finish: The distinctive Rockaway Wrecker pattern adds bright color contrast to your bottom-fishing presentation.
  • Sharp, 2X strong hooks: Sharp and ready to fish right out of the package, with strong construction designed to handle aggressive strikes from hard-fighting fish.
  • Multi-species versatility: Use for tautog, porgy, rockfish and cod, with freshwater applications for pike and bass.
  • Three weight options: Choose 3/4 oz, 1 oz or 1.5 oz to suit your depth and current.
  • Single and multi-pack options: Available in 1, 5 and 10 packs. Stock your tackle box with extras ready for your next trip.

How to fish a banana tog jig for blackfish

Tip with green crab, white crab or half an Asian shore crab and slowly work the jig close to the bottom around structure. Use spinning or conventional tackle with braided or monofilament main line paired with a fluorocarbon leader.

Keep a controlled bottom presentation so you can feel subtle bites and respond quickly around snag-prone blackfish habitat. The compact profile also suits vertical fishing from a kayak or small boat over nearshore structure.

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