Thread Rating:
  • 0 Vote(s) - 0 Average
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
help the SA noob
#1
hey every one im new to this site.



iv just started to get into fishing and i love sqiding.



just wondering if u could help me out with how to set up a gd line, wether i should use two jigs on one line an how to set it up and if you need to use a sinker if your using small jigs so they sink better and is there a right and wrong way of setting up a sinker on a line.



also if u have diagrams or know were there are diagrams to help me set up.



what times are the best to try and catch squid if im going of a jetty. as in the time of day and are there squid seasons?



sorry alot to ask if you could help me out that would be great <img src='http://www.squidfish.net/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Smile' />



oh and were are the best places neer adelaide. (i live neer pt adelaide)
Reply
#2
G'day Jim,



Just use one squid jag, many people will argue with me on this point but just use the cheapo squid jags, I do, plus I make my own for a bit of fun.



Using a weighted jag you wont really need a sinker, if the water is really moving then maybe try a sinker. google Patternoster. You'll want to be at least 1 metre of the seabed/ ground.



Squid I find are a bit more active on sun-up and sun-down but you'll catch them at any time. The only time they don't eat is when they're mating and scared of something, otherwise theyre fairly hungry creatures, hence the cheap squid jags.



Squid can be caught all year round here in S.A. April onwards the numbers of squid reduce but the size of the squid gets bigger. November onwards the numbers of squid increase allthough are generally smaller than the winter squid.



Squid are everywhere, Jetties, rocks, etc. My best advice is to fish over or near rocky weedy sort of areas. I have seen squid in ankle deep water and caught them in up to 8 metres. Deeper is better in winter, in summer they come inshore more.



Jim, as your new to squidding please be aware there is no size limit on squid here in S.A. but there is a bag limit which is 15 per person.



Good luck and tight lines.





Baamook.
Reply


Forum Jump:


Users browsing this thread: 2 Guest(s)