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#1 Post by Kraken »

Hey All,

Got a box of these little squid the other day - just wondering what is the best way to bait these up/presentation?? Best rig to use them on ??

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#2 Post by beachcaster »

use a pennel rig mate,bait will be presented better,and no matter what way a fish takes it ,it will get hooked.cheers john
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#3 Post by lumpy »

was it in cork angling and tackle you got them.been meaning to go and get a box
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#4 Post by Kraken »

yep thats them - had a pile of them in the freezer (well stocked I have to say) :)

Never used em before :oops: - whats likely to take???

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#5 Post by Mr_Green »

squid is very good for tipping of baits like mack and lug.. especially worm baits cause it stops the worm falling of the hook
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#6 Post by samo »

if you take the head and cartilage out of them and pack them like a sausage with lug or mussel its ment to be good, stick it on a pennel.
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