23-05-2016, 09:36 PM
Quote:ÂWe assume that you use this technique when the current is slack. What do you do when the tide is running?
Very good advice. I also use a light weight, homemade jig on a 6 or 8 lb line. I cast it out and then I watch my line as the jig slowly sinks. If the line stops sinking, or if it gets taut, then I know I have a squid on my line. Unfortunately I now live in SC and I'm not always able to be there (visiting family) when the bite is on, but I will be there at least a couple of weeks starting this Wednesday. I sure hope that I will be able to get a bucket or two (I know I'm being greedy) and enjoy them there plus bring some back home to SC..
Martin and Ruta
Outdoor writing: Subsistence living, living off the grid, foraging wild plants, mushrooming, prospecting, hunting and fishing.Â
Outdoor writing: Subsistence living, living off the grid, foraging wild plants, mushrooming, prospecting, hunting and fishing.Â