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Yamashita Squid Jigs ? - Joseph Loh Joo Guan - 17-03-2009
How can i differentiate between the real and fake Yaashita Squid Jigs ?
Yamashita Squid Jigs ? - Nautilusly - 17-03-2009
[quote name='Fire Eagle' post='13938' date='Mar 17 2009, 12:28 AM']How can i differentiate between the real and fake Yaashita Squid Jigs ?[/quote]
Price is usually a good indication.
Just like all other fishing gears, quality gears are never cheap. All premium jigs are well over $10+ each, and can get up to $30 depends on its brand and model. if you find a pack of 5 claimed to be "premium" jigs for $10 or $15, chances are they are not. <img src='http://www.squidfish.net/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':unsure:' /> I m not sure about Yamashita, but all yo-zuri jigs have "yo-zuri" engraved in their sinkers. Buy from your local tackle shop or other reputable sources, they should be genuine.
Yamashita Squid Jigs ? - kingyfisher - 17-03-2009
One trick is to look carefully at the packaging,another is if you have a genuine Yammy check the pattern of the luminous belly,then compare it to the fake at night,by shining a bright torch on it for a few secs.
Yamashita Squid Jigs ? - kordos2 - 09-05-2010
alot of yamashitas have Yamashita written on the weight. The weight will usually also have 2 hold in it and it wont be shaped square or rectangular. The top of the body will also be a bit more pointier rather than rounder. Fakes usually have YA on them or no writing on the weight at all. As mentioned above price is a good indication. If its above 15 dollars its most likely a yamashita, or just a very expensive fake