Fishing Victoria Forum

Google Earth can be a great help in deciding where to look for squid close to shore. This location is very close to Brighton, and as you can see there is a lot of broken ground, weed-beds and rocks. Squid love this and can come in very shallow looking for a feed. You can catch squid casting from any...

nice sized squiddy too...well done fellas!

a little difficult at first, but the "twisted" dropper loop is a better option and has never let me down:

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They are definitely there (just not XXL models at the moment). Best times I find are dawn and dusk.

these guys will sort you out:
http://www.academyofscuba.com.au/onlineshop.php

There are in Bourke Road, Glen Iris.

Sorted me out with an Ocean Pro wet-suit for $80 which suits my needs for now

What bait caught the Gummies?

Can you guys post some pics?

Great suggestion Shazzagrazz!

I have looked into Tapatalk and it is now installed.

Can you test it?

Paul Carter (AKA Ecofreak) is an expert on Squid (Egi)... so if you want to learn how to increase your catch rate, he has some excellent tips, techniques and advice.

can't go wrong with freshly caught squid cut into thin strips

Use squid caught anywhere from Portsea down to Rosebud, cut into small strips = King George Whiting in the same areas.

Also worth noting, after dark they come in quite shallow (less than 1 meter of water and can be caught from the beach land based) :reel: