Light Up the Depths with AnglerCo Glow Jigs
When the light fades, AnglerCo Glow Jigs come alive. Built to stand out in deep water, low-light conditions, dirty water, and after-dark drops, our glow lineup puts an unmistakable target in front of hungry fish. From the Hornbelly and Glo-Pah Imposter Jigs to the Green Reaper, Coral Reaper, and Pink Reaper Widowmakers, these jigs combine proven action with high-visibility glow. The Rizz family brings even more flash with Sigma Shad, 24K Drip, and Grindset Glow, while every Squidlord is engineered to light up the depths with its signature slow, flat-falling squid profile. Different shapes. Different falls. Different attitudes. One thing in common: when the water gets dark, these jigs get noticed.
THE GLOW LINEUP — PICK YOUR GLOW
Different profiles. Different actions. One serious glow. Explore the AnglerCo glow lineup and choose the jig built for the way you fish. From the wounded-baitfish action of the Imposter and the fluttering fall of the Widowmaker, to the wide-moving Rizz and slow, flat-falling Squidlord, every family brings something different to the water. Pick your profile, choose your color, charge it up, and send it into the darkness.
Imposter Jigs That Glow
The Hornbelly and Glo-Pah Imposter Jigs bring glow to the proven Imposter profile, built to mimic a wounded baitfish with an enticing slow-pitch presentation. Their balanced shape creates a natural flutter and erratic fall that keeps the jig working through the strike zone, while the glow finish adds visibility when you’re fishing deep, dirty, or low-light water. Charge them up, drop them down, and let the Imposter do what it does best—look like an easy meal.
Rizz Jig Glow Family
The Sigma Shad, 24K Drip, and Grindset Glow Rizz Jigs pair high-visibility glow with the Rizz’s signature wide, sweeping action. Its distinctive S-shaped body is designed to kick out and flutter broadly on the fall, creating more side-to-side movement than a straighter, tighter-dropping jig. That exaggerated motion helps the Rizz cover more water, flash from multiple angles, and stay highly visible as it falls—making the glow models an especially strong choice for deep water, low light, and fish looking for an easy target.
Squidlord Glow Jigs
The Squidlord Glow Jigs are built to shine where other presentations disappear. Featuring an asymmetrical squid profile and bottom-shifted weighting, the Squidlord produces a slow, flat fall that hangs in the strike zone longer while creating the natural drifting motion of an injured squid. The glowing accents add visibility in deep water, low light, and nighttime conditions, helping fish track the jig as it falls. With multiple glow patterns across the lineup, the Squidlord combines an unmistakable profile, extended hang time, and serious underwater visibility to light up the depths and trigger the strike.
Widowmaker Glow Family
The Widowmaker Glow family combines the jig’s signature shad profile with glow finishes designed to keep working when visibility drops. Its center-balanced body creates a controlled flutter and side-to-side fall, mimicking a wounded baitfish as it moves through the strike zone instead of simply dropping straight down. Glow patterns like Green Reaper, Coral Reaper, and Pink Reaper add extra presence in deep water, low light, and dirty conditions, making the Widowmaker a strong choice when you want a natural baitfish profile with a highly visible, strike-triggering fall.
WHY use a jig that glows?
When sunlight can’t reach the strike zone, glow can. AnglerCo Glow Jigs add visibility to an already proven action, helping predators find, follow, and attack your jig in deep water, low light, dirty water, and after dark.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT WEIGHT JIG
Weight selection makes or breaks your jigging day. Too light, and your line bows in the current. Too heavy, and you lose action.
General rule: 1 gram of jig weight per foot of depth.
Example: 200 ft of water = ~200g jig.
Adjust for current:
- Heavy current = step up in weight.
- Light or no current = fish as light as possible for maximum flutter.
We always recommend using the lightest jig that conditions allow.
More natural fall = more bites.

































































































































