Squid mainly feed at night, so most jigging is done in the late and early hours as the tide rolls in. At high tide, hungry squid hunt for small fish such as herring they spot in bright patches of ...

A squid jig the elongated oval type, ringed with wire collars with the wire ends sticking out is the right item, in lengths of 4 inches to more than a foot. The wire ends have an upward angle.

Squid jigging in Malaysia presents an accessible and rewarding adventure, appealing to enthusiasts along the country’s extensive coastlines and the numerous islands that dot the peninsula.

Usually luminous or highly reflective, a jig looks like a little cigar with a halo of L-shaped wires sticking out from one end. The fisher—or jigger—drops this funny-looking lure 10–20 feet below the ...

Those pursuing squid are doing the jig at nights along various Puget Sound piers, and season that started last month will only get better through the winter. In this week’s seafood recipe ...

Squid-jigging success rests on the jig itself, a five- or six-dollar contraption engineered for cold-blooded simplicity. If you’ve ever watched a jig bob up and down in the water, ...

Candat sotong (squid jigging), an activity synonymous with Terengganu, is among the main attractions of the MADANI Rakyat ...

To catch them, anglers are using a Squid Jig, which looks like a cross between a giant chrome bar and the blades on a commercial wood chipper. It is 19 inches long, weighs 11/2 pounds and has five ...

It was almost midnight when someone spotted the banana. Word on the boat spread quickly. Guys in the back corner were snacking on a bunch, people said, but it was unclear if they threw the ...

The jigging fleet that was heading to parallel 52º in search of squid finally found specimens of the southern Patagonian stock weighing more than 700 grams each, of the Falkland Islands in a ...

According to her, Tourism Malaysia views the squid jigging activity as having huge potential to be promoted as the country's ...