Thanks Jon

Welcome..😊

Welcome!!

which point is that? or how do you determine the point? just asking as i just bought one! cheers

100% agree...No reason to choose sides get them both...

Thank you...DC Irish1

No way that is so funny. C-Dawg was Chris Doyle's nick name when he was a kid so we kept it🤣🤣 total coincidence

I loved that boat. We have since sold it for a bigger boat, but c-dawg is still in the fam...our friends that bought it are taking good care.

@@JohnnyJigsTV crazy! It was a good boat to us. Glad to see you guys re-powered it. I’ll have to pass by your shop time

Awesome... please do..

NC thanks man...😁😁

I've been saying same thing. Great content and all the guys Johnny, Chris, Will and Pete are genuinely good peeps! Fun to fish with too! 2k subs coming soon. Let's go people hit that sub button.

Subscribing a year later. Thanks for pointing this out NC. Happy to see they're up to 7k but still way too low.

Real talk!

@@paidslave1217 grtgtg

Awesome man!...👊 🤙

😂😂😂Yeah I blanked out😂😂Thanks...🤙🤙

Smart man...They are both excellent choices.

Which do you prefer

I prefer a lever drag. They are both great reels and it truly is a matter of preference.

Thank you Michael. No info on the new type J at this time.

Yup might as well🤣🤣

Scotty you should call the shop..954-889-4915

Hi Alex the Ocea Jigger 2001 and 1501 are left handed

You didn’t look very hard Alex

I loved the Shimano Ocea jigger f custom 2001NRHG, but my wife upgraded to the Studio Ocean Mark Blue Heaven Reel Left-Handle OGM BHL50VⅡ Hi S2T-BG.

I have heard alot about these Seiglers lately. The one I had in my hands looked nice, but I have yet to try it.

@@JohnnyJigsTV there's pluses and minuses to every reel, but over all Seigler is putting out a top notch slow pitch reel with the SG and SGN series. Obviously thought this reel wasn't specifically made for slow pitch jigging but definitely can get the job done. I love my SG wouldn't trade it for anything! Keep up the good work! I ordered some of your jigs a few weeks ago, fast delivery and excellent quality!!! Thank you!

@@redfishnick1302 getting my first spj set up and was looking into to these. Can you buy different handle for it? SG or SGN? What line did you spool in yours?

@@ShinkiZer0 I'm not sure if you can get an after market handle for the for the SG/SGN. I put 50lb Nomad design pandora line on mine. I've also got two other reels one with 30lb and one with 40lb.

Hey Donald, I would recommend 30# braid and 10-12' of 50# fluoro top shot to start.

Hey Trapstar, It is really up to you and what you are comfortable with. The 1500 would be perfect.

BigGatorJack, The Talica and Torium are great reels, but its better to have the narrow spool of the Accurate Valient or Ocea jigger for level winding purposes. We always cup the reel while holding the rod allowing us to level and maintain balance and control at the same time. 36" per crank is my cut off point for a Spj reel. I prefer a high gear reel that will produce the most line retrieval as possible. My Valient being at 45" per crank. If you already own the Talica and Torium 100% go for it. If you are in the market to buy I would suggest getting the right tool for the job.

@@JohnnyJigsTV I really appreciate the info. I will wait, and stop by your shop to get properly setup.

Chris and I were just talking about breaking down slow pitch rods today...I see it coming in the near future....🤙🤙🤙Johnny

Sweet, please include different price range, pros and cons

I'm a lefty and have a few righty acid wraps (where the guides spiral to the left). The line will lay a bit more to the left with that setup, more noticeable on a wider spool reel so I just have to thumb the line to my right instead of back and forth.

@@DanTheFireman Dan does "lefty" mean you crank your reel with your left hand ?

@@dushyantdebideen Yes, crank with the left. I fish fresh water in South Florida and also the Amazon a few times a year so don't have to switch hands thousands of times to reel when casting with the right. What I have been told is a right handed acid wrap spirals to the left and a left handed acid wrap spirals to the right.

They are both amazing reels. It's truly a matter of preference. Lever drag or star drag, OJ smoothness or Valiant power....Etc.

@@JohnnyJigsTV Yea that is what I figured. Thank you.

That would be an excellent combo. The 1500 is similar in size to the Valiant 300

Yeah man..Definitely top of the line Reel.. Thanks Dan

@@JohnnyJigsTV Subscribed, thank you for all the great info. Your jigging rods with the Alps reel seat are awesome, I'm nibbling.

Hey Blocbully, It really depends on where you are fishing and what depths. I would highly recommend calling the shop. Our staff is super helpful and knowledgeable of SPJ. 954-889-4915.....Johnny

Thank you🤙

Hey Mark, That is a topic that has been brought up often around the shop. I am right handed and prefer a right hand retrieve. My opinion on it is this.... Most kids start out batting in little league only one way pending on which hand is dominant. If they are good and make it into the higher up leagues they learn how to bat either way pending on the pitcher. If you are new to slow pitch and start out with a left hand retrieve then that is what you will become comfortable with and prefer in the end. Also keep in mind pitching the jig is a joint effort from each hand and while reeling in a fish most of your energy goes into the hand reeling.

Johnny, Thanks for the detailed reply. I have only SPJ'd once and it was with right-hand retrieve. I am right handed, but I had trouble keeping the rod but aligned on my forearm. I thought that going with left-hand retrieve might be easier since its similar to spin tackle in terms of keeping the rod but aligned on the forearm. Anyway, your analogy makes sense. Great videos, particularly the one over here out of Mad Beach....What a trip.....WOW.

Thanks Dave.....We turned the music way down and cut it out all together on our newer videos.

Spinning reel.

I prefer single speed less moving parts to break and is a lighter reel...Johnny

Hey Dushyyant, I fished the two speed for awhile and I may have used it once. I would recommend going with the single speed for a couple reasons. One it is les moving parts that can break. Two its lighter. Here is a link for the BV 500n if you are interested. Thanks for checking out our channel. ..Johnny johnnyjigs.com/collections/rods-reels/products/accurate-boss-valiant-500n

@@JohnnyJigsTV you should be a seller on Amazon. I know a lot of people from outside the US love your stuff.

Hey Johnny. What's the fastest delivery and cost to 10335 TURRETT POINT LN 77064-5169 Texas??? Item in my cart BV500N

That is the down side to the auto engage....Did you loose your set up?

@@JohnnyJigsTV Yes I did 😔 just after landing a couple of 6lb Togs.

Hey Kevin my team and I are fans of Avet reels, but I have to tell you the Ocea Jigger is like a Ferrari. I have not seen a reel as smooth as the Ocea Jigger. There is alot of great SPJ reels available these days. Give us a ring at the shop ask for Johnny I can walk you through the pros and cons of each reel.

Perry, I think they are great. Very smooth well put together. Good price...

@@JohnnyJigsTV y’all ever fishing with seigler reels... because I have and man they pretty badass lever drag conventional reels made in the USA, great engineering n last but not least “lifetime warranty”

Perry we actually have a couple at the shop. They seem comparable to accurate in alot of ways.

@@JohnnyJigsTV do some research those seiglers are hit or miss. Look at Accurates background in aerospace machine work. Seigler builds the illusion of quality. Seen their reels have catastrophic failures first hand. Personally I'll take Accurate over all the reels in their price range.

Hi Brandon, We rarely use 2 speed reels.

The Ocea Jigger is 46" and the BV 500 is 45"

Thanks for the reply, Bro I have a problem here, I am fishing about 200m deep at night for Roudi escolar, and sharks are eating all the catches, they dont fight much, just need to reel them as fast as I can, currently im using Shimano saragossa 25k, which has retrieve per crank arround 45". Do you know which reel in the world has highest retrieve per crank? .. would love to see a vedio about such reel ...

The Daiwa 35 spj is the highest slow pitch real @ 47". That may be your best bet.

@@JohnnyJigsTV daiwa vs accurate, which do you choose?

I have never used it but have heard reports. For the price its great but you are going to get what you paid for. The amount of time I spend on the water it is super important for me to have reliable gear. My suggestion would be to spend the extra 🤑 and get a reel that has been tested to the extreme and will last. Just Fyi we are NOT sponsored by any reel manufacturer....Johnny

@@JohnnyJigsTV Agree, And that's usually my mentality on whatever I buy. But knowing they frequently use the LX50 in Japan for slow pitch has to say something? Combine that with the cost, you can (3) LX-50's for the same price and have money left over. I think they're worth a long term reel review from guys like yourself that spend countless hours on the water. At least... I'd find it interesting.

Great video guys! Both are awesome reels they each have their own benefits. I am with Doyle on this one 😝#TEAMJIG

Team Jig🤙🤙🤙

@@RH-qk5lt can you point to information regarding LX-50 use in Japan. Chinese labels are good at spreading false information for their product advertising, I have also seen fake IDs created for manipulation of reviews including on stripersonline. Chinese brands also track online commentary on their products and try to suppress negative feedback. I would like to see Japanese use of LX-50, can you give pointers? I am not bashing Chinese products, some of them are excellent and rest are catching up super fast but have had negative experiences w.r.t some of their brands.

I really really like the new Daiwa 35 slow pitch reel..

@@JohnnyJigsTV : 40 lb max drag, super smooth

much $$$, play accurate valiant. super lightweight and cast good, good drag, good jig.

Hey Vouthy, Rick and I are using a JohnnyJigs Pro Jigger power 2 and 3. You can find them on our website Johnnyjigs.com

@@JohnnyJigsTV thank u am going look into it.

I have a full review in one of our recent videos...

I know...I'm waiting for mine to come in....Can't wait🤙🤙

@@JohnnyJigsTV sorry I just got to the part where you mentioned it

Yup...I will have 2 of them soon

@@JohnnyJigsTV I looked on the website for a price but didn't see one.

We dont have it yet😫 Soon its around 530.00

@@JohnnyJigsTV worth every penny. And if you have an issue Accurate customer service is world class!

Thanks Peter...This is one of our older videos. We have since eliminated most of the music.

You are misinformed then, both Ocea Jigger 2000 & 1500 have their left hand version models 2001 & 1501 respectively.

Yeah man...Tell that to Chris...lol

The 35jh wasn't out when we made this video. I do love my Saltiga 🤙

😂😂😂😂Thanks...I'll keep that in mind😂