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How To Use A Squid Jig. Squid will then quickly approach the bait to within striking range and stalk it as it sinks. You need to use a rod that can cast squid jigs effectively, preferably without added weight. Squid jig scientist eric spicer is back to talk to us. If at any point while you are jigging, the jig feels a bit heavier than usual, you probably have a squid. Squid jigs have a squirt of spikes which are designed to grip the flesh of a squid and are the only effective lures for squid fishing. A quick and easy guide to squid jigging. Just reel in your line quickly, drop your squid in your bucket, and get your jig back in the water. When the jig comes to rest on the bottom the squid will strike out with its two long tentacles. Tie a squid jig to the end of your line. Keeping it simple, but effective, so you are ready to catch. Your rod should cast under 2oz. Squid bites are very subtle, but once you catch your first few you'll be able to detect them. Cast out and let your lure sink. To maximize your chances of success, selecting the right jig, understanding the influence of color, and knowing the prime fishing spots can make all the difference. It’s also important to note that the bigger the jig size, the quicker the sink rate.

Cast out and let your lure sink. Squid jig scientist eric spicer is back to talk to us. A quick and easy guide to squid jigging. Just reel in your line quickly, drop your squid in your bucket, and get your jig back in the water. You need to use a rod that can cast squid jigs effectively, preferably without added weight. Tie a squid jig to the end of your line. Your rod should cast under 2oz. Squid bites are very subtle, but once you catch your first few you'll be able to detect them. Squid will then quickly approach the bait to within striking range and stalk it as it sinks. To maximize your chances of success, selecting the right jig, understanding the influence of color, and knowing the prime fishing spots can make all the difference.

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How To Use A Squid Jig Keeping it simple, but effective, so you are ready to catch. Squid jigs have a squirt of spikes which are designed to grip the flesh of a squid and are the only effective lures for squid fishing. When the jig comes to rest on the bottom the squid will strike out with its two long tentacles. Just reel in your line quickly, drop your squid in your bucket, and get your jig back in the water. Keeping it simple, but effective, so you are ready to catch. You need to use a rod that can cast squid jigs effectively, preferably without added weight. If at any point while you are jigging, the jig feels a bit heavier than usual, you probably have a squid. Squid bites are very subtle, but once you catch your first few you'll be able to detect them. Squid jig scientist eric spicer is back to talk to us. To maximize your chances of success, selecting the right jig, understanding the influence of color, and knowing the prime fishing spots can make all the difference. Your rod should cast under 2oz. Squid will then quickly approach the bait to within striking range and stalk it as it sinks. A quick and easy guide to squid jigging. Cast out and let your lure sink. Tie a squid jig to the end of your line. It’s also important to note that the bigger the jig size, the quicker the sink rate.