Squid Jigs

[Newboy]

I have some squid jigs for sale. Very colourful guarantee to hook you (but I'm sure the squids or cuttle fish will be interested too) .

 

Only at 1.50 each. Much cheaper than THIS

 

I'll throw in an extra one if you buy 10.

 

If you want to catch the giant (well big) squid or cuttles which frequent the Dorset coast, they are a must.

 

Postage at cost if you can't pick them up.

 

Exactly the same as this here.

Edited May 18, 2007 by Newboy

[TomBettle]

Hi Kam

 

They look great.

Are they the ones that you fish more as a spinner or plug than as an actual jig?

 

I know there are two key types, the jigs that are rlatively heavily weighted and you can daisy chain together and also the casting style ones that are, perhaps, half an ounce or so.

 

Tom

[Newboy]

They are the one the tackle shop next to Tesco Express in Weymouth selling at 2.25, I know cos I bought some last Winter .

 

They vary between 3.0g, 3.5g and 4.0g (only a few 4.0g), I think the 4.0g sells at 2.50-2.95, these have 2 extra spike on the back.

 

I suggest anyone want one, get a couple as spare, I used one last Oct and didn't wash it afterward, the small swivel at the top corroded.

 

When I used it on Pat Carlin's boat, he told us to rig it up as flowing trace (or Portland rig whichever) just retrieve then drop, retrieve then drop,.......

 

However, I spoke to the local anglers here, they just tie it to the line and jig it up and down like a pirk, but they do fish shallower water here.

 

PS, the fat bloke isn't me.

[Newboy]

Looking at it, they can't be g, it must be the size, I would say they are about 1/2 - 3/4 oz lead which are at the front..

[Swainiac]

Tom...usually fixed to a very short paternoster and jigged.

 

Rich