non-comp squid
Submitted by scotto on Sun, 2012-07-08 13:39
found a few good ones yesterday, but it was HARD work today in the comp!
i think sewell's bag was 8.3kg. mine only just went half that!
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non-comp squid
Submitted by scotto on Sun, 2012-07-08 13:39
found a few good ones yesterday, but it was HARD work today in the comp! i think sewell's bag was 8.3kg. mine only just went half that! |
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Zoggy84
Posts: 234
Date Joined: 24/06/12
when catching squid what do
when catching squid what do u look for? do u cast out the jig like u wld a lure or do u just leave it out there and wait? I love m squid i just never tried squiddin b4
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Jase123
Posts: 127
Date Joined: 13/03/11
patchy
look for patchy bottom... weedy/sandy.
Then cast ya jigs and fish reasonably slow, lifting rod tip then slowly wind slack line. But change it up.
Different things work on different days.
Jase - Exxy was awesome!!
scotto
Posts: 2470
Date Joined: 21/04/08
More weed
Look for more weed than sand, and you need to get your jig to dance, or move erratically.
Depths anywhere from 2-20m, but more often around the 4-6m mark is the go
tot
Posts: 1159
Date Joined: 31/01/10
depends on the drift
fast drift you can let the boat catch them for you and sit back and wait , slow/no drift has you working the jig.
heavy jigs in the deep or fast drift.
you dont need to cast far , if you picking up weed work the jig more or dont leave as much line out.
berley works and oil helps you see them which can and does result in fun stealth catches!
*nice squid scotto*
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