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    alfybabe got a reaction from Meppstas in Expensive squid jigs - worth it?   
    I have well ova 100 squid jags from free to $30 and have caught them on cheap ones to dear ones but I do have about 5 of my go to. Jags and if used with the technique I wrote up under squid then it don't matter if it a cheap one or a dear one as long as it's right colour as the sink rates don't apply
    Cheers and share the ink
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    alfybabe got a reaction from Sykes in Land based Squid help   
    Hey guys here is a tip that out fishes conventional techniques for squidding as every other tip has been covered but this
    So firstly you attach a .5 to 1 Oz sinka on bottom of a paternoster rig then approx 40cm attach your favourite  coloured jag and then proceed to cast out as far as u want allowing the sink to hit bottom then wind in the slack so your connected to your sinka (like soft plastics) and give 2 quick lifts or jerks then wind up slack an repeat all way back sometime il stop and pause then with my index finger on the line give it 3-4 twitches  then continue ,the reason for this method is that it keeps your jagabove the weed right in a hungry squids face.
    Make sure jags not to close to sinker 40-50cm is fine 
    Keep connected to sinker winding up slack or jag will go in weed may get caught up 
    Slight steady pull will fix that problem
    Will improve catch rate especially when they aren't out midwinter feeding and are hiding in cover
    Tight lines
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    alfybabe got a reaction from Rybak in Land based Squid help   
    Hey guys here is a tip that out fishes conventional techniques for squidding as every other tip has been covered but this
    So firstly you attach a .5 to 1 Oz sinka on bottom of a paternoster rig then approx 40cm attach your favourite  coloured jag and then proceed to cast out as far as u want allowing the sink to hit bottom then wind in the slack so your connected to your sinka (like soft plastics) and give 2 quick lifts or jerks then wind up slack an repeat all way back sometime il stop and pause then with my index finger on the line give it 3-4 twitches  then continue ,the reason for this method is that it keeps your jagabove the weed right in a hungry squids face.
    Make sure jags not to close to sinker 40-50cm is fine 
    Keep connected to sinker winding up slack or jag will go in weed may get caught up 
    Slight steady pull will fix that problem
    Will improve catch rate especially when they aren't out midwinter feeding and are hiding in cover
    Tight lines
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