Heavy Deep Drop Jigs Built to Get Down
When the fish are holding deep, you need a jig with enough weight to reach the strike zone, maintain vertical control and still deliver the action that makes a predator commit.
AnglerCo Heavy Deep Drop Jigs are available in 300g, 400g, 500g and 600g sizes, giving offshore anglers serious options for fishing deeper water, stronger current and heavy structure.
These aren't oversized hunks of metal designed simply to sink. AnglerCo's heavy Imposter Jigs carry the same wounded-baitfish profile and erratic action that made the original Imposter a favorite among offshore anglers — just with the additional weight needed when conditions demand more metal.
Drop them over reefs. Work them along wrecks. Send them down ledges and deep structure.
When lighter tackle can't stay vertical, it's time to bring out the heavy metal.
Heavy Slow Pitch Jigs
Imposter Jig
Built to mimic a wounded baitfish, the Imposter delivers erratic darting and fluttering action even in its heavyweight sizes. With options up to 600g, it’s made for reaching deep reefs, wrecks, ledges and structure when current and depth demand serious weight.
Squidlord Jig
The Squidlord brings its slow, hanging squid-style presentation into deeper water with heavier weight options designed to stay in the strike zone. Its asymmetrical profile and bottom-shifted balance create a slower, flatter fall that gives deep-water predators plenty of time to commit.
Rizz Jig
The Rizz combines its distinctive S-shaped body and center-balanced fall with heavier sizes built for serious depth. It gets down fast while maintaining the unpredictable movement and side-to-side action that makes the Rizz effective around deep structure and offshore predators.
Heavy Slow Pitch Jigs for Deep Water
Successful deep-water jigging starts with getting the lure where the fish are.
As depth and current increase, lighter jigs can begin drifting away from the boat, creating excessive line angle and making it harder to maintain contact with your lure. Moving to a heavier slow pitch jig can help you get down faster and maintain better vertical control.
That's exactly where AnglerCo's 300g–600g heavy slow pitch jigs come in. Available in progressively heavier sizes, anglers can match their jig to the depth, current and conditions they're fishing.
Whether you're dropping over a reef, working a wreck or prospecting deep offshore structure, AnglerCo gives you the weight options to stay in the game.
Choose Your Deep Drop Jig Weight

300g Deep Drop Jigs
The 300g slow pitch jig is the starting point for AnglerCo's heavy jig lineup.
It's an excellent option when you're moving beyond traditional mid-weight jigging and need additional weight to reach deeper structure or compensate for increased current.
For many offshore anglers, 300g is the bridge between traditional slow-pitch fishing and serious deep-water jigging.

400g Deep Drop Jigs
When 300g starts getting pushed around, step it up.
A 400g slow pitch jig gives you additional weight to cut through the water column and maintain control when you're fishing deeper water or dealing with stronger current.
The additional weight is particularly helpful when targeting fish positioned tight to reefs, wrecks, ledges and bottom structure where keeping your presentation in the zone matters.
Reach the bottom. Stay vertical. Work the zone.

500g Deep Drop Jigs
Now we're getting serious.
The 500g deep drop jig is built for anglers fishing substantial depth, heavy current or conditions where maintaining a vertical presentation becomes difficult with lighter tackle.
That extra weight helps get the lure through the water column quickly so you can spend more time fishing the strike zone instead of waiting for your jig to arrive.
For anglers chasing grouper, snapper, amberjack and other offshore predators around deep structure, a 500g jig gives you another tool when conditions demand considerably more weight.

600g Deep Drop Jigs
Meet the heavyweight.
The 600g Imposter Jig is the heaviest jig currently offered in the AnglerCo Imposter lineup.
Built for serious deep-water applications and challenging current, the 600g gives offshore anglers maximum weight when lighter jigs simply aren't getting the job done.
At more than a pound of metal, this isn't the jig you reach for every trip.
It's the jig you want on the boat when the fish are deep and the ocean refuses to cooperate.
Big depth. Big current. Big jig.
Go Heavy. Go Deep.
Sometimes you don't need a different spot.
You just need to get deeper.
AnglerCo's 300g, 400g, 500g and 600g Heavy Jigs give offshore anglers the weight needed to battle depth, current and line angle.
From deep reefs and wrecks to ledges and offshore structure, there's a jig ready for the drop.
Rig heavy. Drop deep. Get bit.
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: 300 ft of water = ~300g 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.
Big Jigs. Same Glow.
Just because you're fishing heavier doesn't mean you have to give up the glow.
AnglerCo's larger deep-drop jigs feature the same glow technology found in the smaller sizes, giving you added visibility when you're fishing deep water, low-light conditions or anywhere sunlight starts to disappear below the surface.
That means you can move up to the heavier 300g–600g sizes while still getting the glow patterns you already know and trust. The added weight helps you reach the strike zone, while the glow helps your jig stand out once it gets there.
Whether you're working deep reefs, wrecks, ledges or offshore structure, AnglerCo's heavy glow jigs are built to combine serious weight, proven action and high-visibility glow in one deep-water presentation.
Same glow. More weight. Deeper water.
Deep Drop Jig FAQs
What is a deep drop jig?
A deep drop jig is a weighted metal jig designed to reach fish holding in deeper water. Heavier deep drop jigs can help anglers maintain better vertical control when depth and current make lighter jigs difficult to fish effectively.
What size deep drop jigs does AnglerCo make?
AnglerCo's Jig lineup includes 300g, 400g, 500g and 600g heavy jig options, along with lighter sizes for shallower water and lighter current.
What is the heaviest AnglerCo jig?
The 600g Jig is currently the heaviest size in the lineup.Answer
Are AnglerCo heavy jigs slow pitch jigs?
Yes. The AnglerCo jig family is designed as a slow-pitch and vertical jig. The 300g–600g sizes allow anglers to use the jigs in deeper water and stronger current.
What weight jig should I use for deep dropping?
A useful starting point is approximately 1 gram of jig weight per foot of water, then adjust for current, drift and line angle. Strong current may require considerably more weight.
When should I move to a heavier jig?
Move to a heavier jig when your lure is taking too long to reach the target depth, your line angle becomes excessive or you're having trouble keeping the presentation vertical and maintaining contact with the strike zone.
Can I use heavy jigs around reefs and wrecks?
Yes. Heavy slow pitch and vertical jigs are commonly used to target fish holding around reefs, wrecks, ledges and offshore bottom structure.
What fish can I catch with heavy deep drop jigs?
Depending on where you're fishing, heavy jigs can be used to target offshore predators such as grouper, snapper, amberjack, tuna and other species associated with reefs, wrecks and deep structure.




































































































































































































































