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Making Multi Squid Rigs For Handlining
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<img src='http://www.squidfish.net/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/rolleyes.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Wink' /> hi.can anyone help with the design of a multi rig for handlining squid ie.how far apart are the jigs,do they need to be swivelled individualy etc.

thanks peter t
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#2
Ive seen this done, and would set the jags about 50cm or so apart........But squid will attack them 2cm apart if in the right mood!!

I would swivel them all separately as well!! Maybe have a fish teaser at the bottom, or top just to get them around!
SA - the land of the bigger fish. The fish on the east, measure the least, but if you head west, you'll be bringing in the best!!
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<img src='http://www.squidfish.net/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/zorro.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Wink' /> thanks for the info willie,what would you use as a teaser?

thanks

peter
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#4
I usually use tommies, gar or pilchards here in South Australia, although i know whiting are popular in other states..........

Any fish that occurs naturally in the area you are fishing would be good!! <img src='http://www.squidfish.net/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/xyxthumbs.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Wink' />
SA - the land of the bigger fish. The fish on the east, measure the least, but if you head west, you'll be bringing in the best!!
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#5
thanks willy

mackerel are the commonest fish in these waters[s.w.england]

would you mind telling me which way you present them

.was in s. aus. last year loved the place

thanks

peter
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#6
Hey Peter. Im not sure about mack as squid bait, but it might work - a strong smelling fish. As for rigging, it doesnt really matter. I usually use a pin jag with mine, as then you have a chance of catching a squid which hits it, but otherwise, just connect it to the bottom of the line, either tying it directly, or hooking a swivel through the mouth...........
SA - the land of the bigger fish. The fish on the east, measure the least, but if you head west, you'll be bringing in the best!!
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#7
Hello Peter ,i have been fishing squid since i was a kidd!!i have a good seat upi for you to try if your still looking for ideas , let me know and ill fill you in


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[quote name='squid head' date='Sep 2 2004, 12:25 AM']Hello Peter ,i have been fishing squid since i was a kidd!!i have a good seat upi for you to try if your still looking for ideas , let me know and ill fill you in

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Hi squidhead Have just seen your setup. l want one please. same as pete l live in the UK and started catching a few last year, more by accident whilst trolling for bass. Most of them are beasts, from about 10" long to about 30". Biggest weighed4.5kilo. Could you kindly help with a system that l could rig myself , be most grateful. As yet we have no regs, in fact no-one fishes for them. Regards Phil the fish
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