Theyre also great down the length of a laydown tree, where fish holding at the end are ready to pounce
It can work with the standard string of jigs you use now, but I like to be surgical and fast about getting to the exact right depth quickly to keep catching squid, so this is how I accomplish that: My squid jig terminal setup is built around this unweighted beaded squid jig setup by Otori
RECOMMENDED HOOK SIZE FOR EACH YARN WEIGHT Lace 1.4mm2.25mm (8+ sc per inch) Fingering/Sock 2.253.5mm, B to D (5.258 sc per inch) Sport 3.5-45mm, E to 7 (45 sc per inch) DK 4.55.5mm, 7 to I (34.25 sc per inch) Worsted/Heavy Worsted 5.56.5mm, I to K (2.753.5 sc per inch) Bulky 6.59mm, K to M (22.75 sc per inch) Super Bulky 916mm, M to Q (1.752.25 sc per inch) Novelty recommended hook and gauge vary Of course, you'll need to crochet a gauge swatch before starting your project to be sure your hook and yarn combination give you the correct gauge for your pattern
Paired with the Daiwa BG MQ Spinning Reel, known for its monocoque body and advanced tournament drag system, this setup provides smooth performance and robust power
While this may seem like a disadvantage, it usually does not hinder performance
