Pompano Beach, FL: For dedicated anglers that have completely committed themselves to the slow pitch jigging frenzy, there is truly only one name in the business: Johnny Jigs. All others are subsidiary at best.

Fans of the slow pitch discipline know that for slow pitch jigging rods, reels, jigs, line, lures, and other tackle, Johnny Jigs is the only bookmark you need in your browser.

Not only does Johnny Jigs produce a variety of their own slow pitch jigging rods that are custom-manufactured to meet the needs of slow pitch jigging anglers around the country, they also represent some of the other, best respected brands in the industry, such as Temple Reef, Ocean’s Legacy, Jig Star and Daiwa.

In addition to slow pitch jigging rods, Johnny Jigs also carries a variety of reels to mate to the outfit, including spinners and conventional reels; they carry Shimano, Okuma, Daiwa, Penn and Accurate reels, among others.

And, naturally, Johnny Jigs carries an exhaustive collection of their own slow pitch jigs in a variety of profiles that produce different action, in an exhaustive range of sizes, finishes, and colors.

Hence the reason that there is no need for you to shop anywhere else if you are a die-hard slow pitch jigger.

Of course, Johnny Jigs doesn’t just carry slow pitch jigs, rods and reels. They also carry a variety of other saltwater lures, along with line and indispensable fishing tools, such as line cutters, split ring pliers, fish grippers, and much more.

In addition to these fishing tools and accessories, Johnny Jigs also carries a wide variety of add-ons and other upgrades, such as power handles for fishing reels that are more comfortable, more ergonomic, and which reduce fatigue, along with assist hooks, cord, and a whole bunch of other accessories for storage, organization, and more.

The brand is also a font of helpful knowledge. Both their blog and their YouTube channel, JohnnyJigsTV, are full of helpful information that will benefit not just slow pitch anglers, but fishermen from all walks, from all over the country.

There’s only one thing to do if you haven’t yet (whether you are a slow pitch jigging fan or not): bookmark their page. If you’re serious about fishing, it’s really only a matter of time one way or the other until you need it.

You can learn more right now on their website, but if you have questions or comments, you can also reach out to them directly by email or phone, at [email protected] or 954-889-4915, respectively.