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What types of tips are you after? Do you mean for squid fishing?
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[quote name='glen' post='13473' date='Jan 10 2009, 05:14 PM']What types of tips are you after? Do you mean for squid fishing?[/quote]
any type plain fishing or for squid
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squid here are goin up an down
2 days ago they caght 0
last night they caught 275
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I have been on the New Seaforth twice. Â You want to use those huge, luminous squid jigs that are over a foot long and weigh more than a pound. Â You need 50 lb Spectra or better, preferably on a 2 speed reel. Â The braided line is to prevent the squid from cutting through it. Â Otherwise use a steel leader.
You should be either dropping the jig or reeling it in all the time. Â The mistake that most people make is going through the zone where the squid are too fast. Â If you feel a bump or your jig stops dropping, leave it at that depth and jig it up and down until you hook one.
Do not pump the rod if you hook a squid. Â Just reel it in with constant pressure.
I was surprised at how much work it is to reel in the squid jig from the bottom. Â I put tape on my fingers to prevent abrasion. Â My right thumb needed tape during the drop and fingers on my left hand needed tape to steady the wet rubber foam on the rod during the retrieve.
I haven't figured out how they can find 300 squid one night and 0 the next. Â Maybe it helps if the moon is up while you are on the water. Â It helps if there is some current because you cover more area while you are drifting.
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hi ender, thanks for the info! cheers, glen <img src='http://www.squidfish.net/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/xyxthumbs.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':th' />