Spro Power Ball Bearing Swivel

Slow pitch jigging relies on the specific, erratic movement of your lure. A ball bearing swivel rotates much more freely under load than a standard barrel swivel, ensuring your jig maintains its intended action without being restricted by line tension.

Yes. By allowing the lure to spin independently of your main line, it effectively eliminates the line twist caused by the jig's flutter or a fish spinning during the retrieve. This helps preserve your line's integrity and prevents those frustrating tangles.

For most slow pitch jigging scenarios targeting species like snapper, grouper, or tuna, 135 lbs is a robust rating. It provides a significant safety margin, though you should always match your swivel strength to your leader material and target species size.

Each pack contains three individual ball bearing swivels.

While engineered specifically for the demands of slow pitch jigging, their heavy-duty construction makes them versatile enough for other applications where line twist is a concern, such as trolling with spoons or casting lures that have a tendency to spin.