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Why these fit

These are all glow-focused slow pitch / flat fall style offshore jigs, which is exactly the right lane for a “slow pitch glow jig” search.

MDR Tackle 128 g Slow Pitch-Glow Jig-Pin is a lighter 4.5 oz flat-fall style option with a clear glow cover, good when fish want a smaller profile.
MDR Tackle 140 g Slow Pitch Vertical Jig-Glow Pogie adds a wobble on the fall and is noted as strong for many saltwater species, especially amberjack.
MDR Tackle 170 g Slow Pitch Jig-Flash/Glow Vertical Jigs is a heavier flat-fall style with black and glow paint and strong reef-fish appeal.
MDR Tackle 170 g Slow Pitch-UV/Glitter/Glow Vertical Jig is a good glow-plus-flash option when you want more visibility.
MDR Tackle 228 g Slow Pitch Glow Vertical Jig is the heaviest of the group for deeper water or stronger current.

Technique notes

Use a slow pitch cadence: let the jig fall on semi-slack line, then give short lifts and pauses so it can flutter back down.
For deeper water or current, move up in weight to keep bottom contact and stay vertical.
These are listed as no-hook jigs, so plan to add your own hooks or hardware.
Glow versions charge fastest with a UV light, but sunlight or deck lights also work.

When to switch

Switch to a faster jig or more aggressive retrieve if fish are chasing hard and not responding to the slow fall.
If you need a bait-like profile, choose the menhaden- or pinfish-inspired options; if you need maximum depth control, go heavier.
If you’re fishing very shallow or around tight structure, a different lure style may be easier to manage than a flat-fall jig.