Squid jigs
Submitted by Caza on Mon, 2012-06-18 21:26
Hey guys just wonder about squid jigs I've always used the cheapys that I pick up for about 2 bucks all ways come through. But sometimes break wanna know what you guys can vouch for as I wanna try an hit cockburn sound for a feed of calamari
Cheers guys
Mark
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My names mark and i'm addicted to fishing
greatrex
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Date Joined: 29/08/11
yo-zuri are always good in
yo-zuri are always good in reddish colour. had plently of luck lately on them. the 2.5 size. yamashita have been pretty good aswell.
Caza
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Date Joined: 05/01/11
Cheers dude hopefully go
Cheers dude hopefully go stock up this weekend and get out in the tub as long as the weather plays ball
My names mark and i'm addicted to fishing
snappermiles
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Date Joined: 05/11/10
any half decent jig
in pink or orange! or with a pearl belly or spotted belly will do well
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little johnny
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Date Joined: 04/12/11
white jigs kick ass
forget what brand about 25 bucks each...as commented eary yo.zuri ..if you want your expensive jigs to last longer try use clear nail varnish on back and underside off jigs,,dont get on feathers ...they last 10 times longer...
meglodon
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Date Joined: 17/06/10
thanks
thanks for the tip hope you don't mind me coming in on the thread and picking up a good bit of advice on how to get longer life out of squid jigs,i'm hoping to give the north end of GI a bash on friday
randall df223
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I am hoping to give woodmans
I am hoping to give woodmans point a go on sunday for some squid and then thinking of using the legs for some kg bait out near rowboat rock. has anyone had any luck using fresh squid leg on a lead head jig in the same way as a soft plastic??? I can't see any reason why it wouldn't work.
If you catch a fish everytime you go out, it wouldn't be called 'fishing', it would be called 'catching'...
randall df223
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I have invested in an orange
I have invested in an orange yo-zuuri aurie-q ace egi 2.5 / 12g jig today. recommended as the one most are buying by the guys at all boat business. heading out of hillarys on sunday morning at dawn so i'll report back on how we go.
If you catch a fish everytime you go out, it wouldn't be called 'fishing', it would be called 'catching'...
randall df223
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Cheap vs Expensive
Todays squiding off Hillarys
Cheap $2 jig from some cheap 'specials' bin - 3 squid including one 35 cm long!
Expensive $20 Yo-zuri jig - 2!!!
Hmmmm....
If you catch a fish everytime you go out, it wouldn't be called 'fishing', it would be called 'catching'...
Rick
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Colours
When trying the cheap V expensive, they need to be the same colour. Somedays 1 colour will do all the damage, next time it could catch nothing.
Buy 1 of every colour and you should do well..........
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