Re: Question relating to squid jigs
Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2017 1:04 pm
all good blue asari egiking col 4-cf-02 i pick some up at complete angler dandyBlue wrote:Thanks for responding dazz999, now I know what to look and ask for.
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Question relating to squid jigs
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Re: Question relating to squid jigs
Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2017 12:02 pm
Hey Dazz, got the Asari at Complere Angler Rosebud.
Thanks
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Re: Question relating to squid jigs
Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2017 7:39 pm
excellentBlue wrote:Hey Dazz, got the Asari at Complere Angler Rosebud.
Thanks
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Re: Question relating to squid jigs
Posted: Sun Feb 19, 2017 2:10 pm
Has anyone here had much luck with UV glow jigs?
I've always used cheapish jigs and am looking to buy 5 or so expensive jigs to see if If my catch rate improves.
The UV jigs seem pretty popular so I wanted to add one to my collection
I've always used cheapish jigs and am looking to buy 5 or so expensive jigs to see if If my catch rate improves.
The UV jigs seem pretty popular so I wanted to add one to my collection
Re: Question relating to squid jigs
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2019 6:49 am
Yes always good to have a uv jig. Having some variety helps to work out what color they are honing in on.gmtl34 wrote:Has anyone here had much luck with UV glow jigs?
I've always used cheapish jigs and am looking to buy 5 or so expensive jigs to see if If my catch rate improves.
The UV jigs seem pretty popular so I wanted to add one to my collection
Re: Question relating to squid jigs
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2019 8:45 am
I believe glow and UV do make a diff, but that's just my opinion. I use a full glow in low light or deep water 8 m plus, Been using Rui's glow JIgs as i like the level of glow its not too bright, for around $9 bucks you cant go wrong.gmtl34 wrote:Has anyone here had much luck with UV glow jigs?
I've always used cheapish jigs and am looking to buy 5 or so expensive jigs to see if If my catch rate improves.
The UV jigs seem pretty popular so I wanted to add one to my collection
Re: Question relating to squid jigs
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2019 10:34 am
Rui jigs are good value for. Money.
Pays to have a few different colours that work where you generally fish.
Sometimes the smaller squid will just want the smaller jigs too. So have 2.5 and 3 sizes.
Currently most squid in the bays are smaller models so a 1.8 -2.5 size is what works best I have found..
Pays to have a few different colours that work where you generally fish.
Sometimes the smaller squid will just want the smaller jigs too. So have 2.5 and 3 sizes.
Currently most squid in the bays are smaller models so a 1.8 -2.5 size is what works best I have found..
Re: Question relating to squid jigs
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2019 11:06 am
Only took 2 years for someone to reply to him. Good luck with the squdding gmtl34 hahapoodoo wrote:Yes always good to have a uv jig. Having some variety helps to work out what color they are honing in on.gmtl34 wrote:Has anyone here had much luck with UV glow jigs?
I've always used cheapish jigs and am looking to buy 5 or so expensive jigs to see if If my catch rate improves.
The UV jigs seem pretty popular so I wanted to add one to my collection
Re: Question relating to squid jigs
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2019 12:31 pm
Short answer yesgmtl34 wrote:Has anyone here had much luck with UV glow jigs?
I've always used cheapish jigs and am looking to buy 5 or so expensive jigs to see if If my catch rate improves.
The UV jigs seem pretty popular so I wanted to add one to my collection
Re: Question relating to squid jigs
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2019 6:57 pm
So yes go and buy one.Lightningx wrote:Short answer yesgmtl34 wrote:Has anyone here had much luck with UV glow jigs?
I've always used cheapish jigs and am looking to buy 5 or so expensive jigs to see if If my catch rate improves.
The UV jigs seem pretty popular so I wanted to add one to my collection