Squid fishing
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Squid fishing
Hi guys, I'm looking at purchasing a new rod for squid.
Was hoping to go and buy a combo from bcf and was hoping if anyone could steer me in the right direction,
Was hoping to spend roughly $150.
Also what line should I have on the reel.
Thanks in advance
Was hoping to go and buy a combo from bcf and was hoping if anyone could steer me in the right direction,
Was hoping to spend roughly $150.
Also what line should I have on the reel.
Thanks in advance
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Re: Squid fishing
Preferably a combo but wouldn't bother me if I went up to $200smile0784 wrote:Do you just want a rod for 150 and then more for the reel or combo for 150?
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Re: Squid fishing
If you like to fish for more than just squid go something that's capable for not just squid like the gomoku rods.
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Re: Squid fishing
I have a 2-4kg shimano I fish series 6,6 rod with a sienna reel.rb85 wrote:If you like to fish for more than just squid go something that's capable for not just squid like the gomoku rods.
Do you think that would be okay to use?
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Re: Squid fishing
You will catch squid on that without a worry. If you are just starting out then have a crack first and see if you like it.Pethrk wrote:I have a 2-4kg shimano I fish series 6,6 rod with a sienna reel.rb85 wrote:If you like to fish for more than just squid go something that's capable for not just squid like the gomoku rods.
Do you think that would be okay to use?
Squid can be caught on just about anything.... a purpose built squid rod is really only needed if you are serious about squidding and wan't to get the most out of your gear.
If it was me I would get out there and have a try first, learn the technique, how to setup your gear, purchase a few jigs and see what you think. If you are doing a bit of it then look at upgrading.
On another note, silstar have a rod for about $100 bucks "Silstar Egiist" which get's a good write up.
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Re: Squid fishing
Around 8ft lanbase up to 2500 reel
https://www.dinga.com.au/majorcraft-sol ... n1601.html
https://www.dinga.com.au/rovex-egi-squi ... 17548.html
Entry level .
I got rovex for 40 odd on special..
https://www.dinga.com.au/majorcraft-sol ... n1601.html
https://www.dinga.com.au/rovex-egi-squi ... 17548.html
Entry level .
I got rovex for 40 odd on special..
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Re: Squid fishing
yepi'mon wrote:You will catch squid on that without a worry. If you are just starting out then have a crack first and see if you like it.Pethrk wrote:I have a 2-4kg shimano I fish series 6,6 rod with a sienna reel.rb85 wrote:If you like to fish for more than just squid go something that's capable for not just squid like the gomoku rods.
Do you think that would be okay to use?
Squid can be caught on just about anything.... a purpose built squid rod is really only needed if you are serious about squidding and wan't to get the most out of your gear.
If it was me I would get out there and have a try first, learn the technique, how to setup your gear, purchase a few jigs and see what you think. If you are doing a bit of it then look at upgrading.
On another note, silstar have a rod for about $100 bucks "Silstar Egiist" which get's a good write up.
Cheers mate I will just give that a shot.
With the rod that I spoke about would that be ideal for whiting aswell?