Squid Making Tip
 

With the thin spread of the Squid, recently I have been having better success with a single weighted Squid jig than ganions (sp). Also, I have been working the jig more slowly with a delay at the bottom of the lift and drop. And one last thing, when you find them, be sure to get some on the hook and in the water cause they attract fish.


































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Disclaimer: The writer of this post knows next to nothing about catching Squid nor Halibut but is an expert in dumb luck once in a while.

Nice fish.

And your disclaimer is hilarious :luxhello:

x2

ROTFLOL.

FFY

Yesterday was a good day,I saw some nice fish brought back. I talked to you at your truck when you were loading up. You guys got me so enthused, I can't wait to get all the propper gear so I can try to get in on some of this action. Great job:cheers1:

Just look at it! :luxhello:

another beauty there Greg :cheers1:

the expert part i believe, not sure about the rest of that statement ;)

Nice one Greg.."dumb luck" is my middle name.

nice one :)

F'n WCW numero uno!

nice hali Greg
and sweet camo yak
iam diggin the camo

Nice One!
 

Thanks for the offer of your remaining bait.
That's one beautiful fish.:luxhello:
I tried to do the same without success, next time.

Excellent Hali.

Funny stuff there Greg. Nice Hali. :notworthy:

Fun trip Greg . Congrats :cheers1:

Congrats Greg! That fish was FAT !

The photo just never really shows how big these things are, watched you trying to secure that huge slab of meat to your yak. You need a bigger rope!

I wish I had that problem....



Excellent job.:D

X2 Toby:luxhello:

Way to go Mr. Halibut Magnet...

44+ inches, 33.11 pounds

ROFL

and a beautiful butt Sir greg!!!:luxhello:

Nice fish!!!! I'm writing a full report on my 1st WSB and you'll be included in it, you'll find out why later.