About this product
Long-fall jigging sits between speed jigging and slow pitch. You lift the jig with a long sweep of the rod and then let it glide back down on a controlled slack line, and the jig slides sideways as it falls rather than dropping like a stone. In deep water with current, that long glide is what keeps the lure in the fish window long enough to be taken – a jig that falls straight down passes a fish in a second.
Noeby build the 1012N in five weights, 160, 190, 220, 330 and 440 g, at lengths from 110 mm to 158 mm. That spread matters because the right weight is whatever keeps your line close to vertical: too light and the current sweeps the jig away from the structure, too heavy and it drops through the zone.
The finishes are luminous, in eight colour codes from NJ008 to NJ019. Glow matters at depth, where almost no daylight reaches – charge the jig with a torch before you drop it and it stays visible on the way down.
One correction worth making. This lure has been sold to us as a casting and trolling lure. Noeby classify it as a sinking long-fall jigging jig, and that is what it is. Do not troll it – it is a lure to drop vertically and work back up.
Noeby NBL1012N Long-Fall Jig - 160 g to 440 g