[SUMMER-AUTUMN] Glenelg Jetty Squid Fishing (HOW TO)
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Glenelg is a photogenic and vibrant spot with some good squidding on clearwater days with stronger current and wind. Summer isn't normally a good squidding season but the few days following the odd rough weather are great as large squid will feel comfortable enough to move in schools closer inshore during the light transitions.
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Rod: Savage Gear Inshore 1DFR
Reel: 13+1BB Spinning Reel Freshwater
Line: 10lb SPECTRA braid, 20lb PRYML clear mono leader (FG Knot)
Lure: DUO D-Squid White (Get these at Brighton Tackle or Fishing Wholesalers and now Anaconda/BCF)
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In the summertime, I normally use a standard Egi style jig in traditional Yozuri shape as squid often sit and wait, staring at your jig in the high heat, making it essential for it to maximise the time your lure spends slowly drifting to the bottom. However, sudden cold shifts brought by the odd rainstorm usually create ideal squidding conditions, with cold crystal clear water and a mild surface swell with some light winds. This necessitates the use of heavier jigs or Tip-Run jigs in order to avoid your line drifting quickly and blocking off every person next to you from casting. Try to work your jigs along the bottom as squid will be hiding among the weed beds to grab unsuspecting garfish or tommy ruffs.
Squid in these conditions will still follow the light transition periods of dawn and dusk as they follow baitfish migrations as a rule in addition to temperature influences. Several scientific journals support that squid will tend to be of much smaller size and in fewer numbers at shallower depths during hotter seasons.
The bag limit in South Australia for Southern Calamari is 15 per day with no size limit.
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Best video on CZcams. Learn lot from you.
The humble squid, accessible to all and heaps of fun.
Another great video :)
Thanks!!!
Love your videos mate, keep up the good work. Very informative, great learning. Would enjoy your kayak videos as well, cheers.
enjoyed watching it mate....
Haha awesome video again bro, might have to give Glenelg a shot again 😂
I always enjoy your videos mate, I wanted to ask you about your kayak fishing months ago, go for it and post them , I am sure they will be awesome
Those squid look amazing! Good job catching them
Thanks for the great videos Jeff, my 7 year old Josh and I would love to see your kayak videos too. We like listening to your tips and think that it’s great you take the time to help others catch fish too. Keep up the great work!
Thanks Ashley! Its lovely hearing that!
Great techniques!!
Great video mate! I'm planning to move to Adelaide this year and keen on learning how to fish!
Squid fishing is the bulk of what shines here in SA metro wise. For your bigger/desirable fish, it normally takes a few hours of driving. Snook and whiting are fun to catch and quite easy as long as you have a watercraft and I highly recommend kayak fishing here 👍
Dude, what an awesome video! Loved the tips and trips, as well as the non-stop action, well done!!
Thanks Tom! :>
This is awesome fishing Jeff, great work🤘🇦🇺
Thanks dude!
Love the karate chop to start the vid
I heard the Mortal Kombat narrator in my head when it said Dispatched 😂
Only the best karate for you bby
Would love to see some kayak fishing and just general fishing videos while you work on and make your how to videos!!!
Great work, looking forward to the kayaking videos!
Thanks Nak!
Excellent tips mate I’m learning more with every video,you sure know a lot.I would love to see your kayak videos I’m interested in getting on.Keep up the good work on the vids.Thanks for all the tips.Where is the best place to fish of Marino rocks.
Marino rocks is just a trek hahahah. We just walk along it and fish off every single furthest out rock we can find until we hit something which we usually do :>
Would love to see some kayak vids mate!!
great video!
Thanks!!!
Nice video mate. Learnt a lot! Do you burley up to get all the small fish going?
Thanks! Thats the best thing, they're just crusing around looking for any invertebrates or fishes. No berley required!
Good work.
Thanks man of large D worthy of being named biggest
Love the squidding videos! Do you twitch the rod when the jig hits the bottom? and how do you know when the jig hits the bottom, what are the cues?
In my brighton video I explain this in detail. The gist of it is you reel in till your line is tight and watch it. When the lure hits the bottom, the line will suddenly slack. At that moment flick two or three times while turning the handle once per flick.
What is the daily squid limit a single day in South Australia? By the way thanks for video.
Great video mate👍 are does burley pots yours?
Nope I never use berley except off a kayak. Even then, only when fishing for gar :>
I notice that you have a rope out when you are squid fishing is it a Burley pot there?
Hi Jeff, just wondering if you ever use a baited float rig from the jetty? Have you found this effective from metro jetties? Thanks
They generally don't work quite as well as an active presentation but they do work. I usually just have another jig dropped straight down when I am really fishing for a feed.
I normally don't encourage floating rigs because they inevitably drift and block other fishers and the slower catch rate means they rarely get reeled in. That being said, casting them a short ways down the jetty or far away and reeling in dead slow can work quite well and be less obtrusive.
@@JEFFISH Thanks Jeff, yes i noticed that when i see floats out they drift across other fishing lines, so that can be a problem. The idea of casting and slow retrieve could be a good idea though, Thanks :)
in your brighton squidding video you recommended Jbraid, is there a noticeable difference to SPECTRA? otherwise awesome video! I cant wait to see some of the winter squidding!
J Braid is insanely strong and thin. It casts better and makes noticeably stronger knots with a very good finger feel for handling.
I use spectra because I can avoid the rocks and snags and I use my drag decently. Also spectra is $5 for 300m and J braid is $40 for the same.
Also I'm looking at the 1dfr rod, is it important that it is the 7ft2in 1-2kg or will the 6ft 6-10kg be just as good, I have no idea what I'm looking at when I see all the sizes haha
@@mikal625 The 6-10kg is way too thick for this kind of fishing. But at the moment the 1dfr is at $169 and overpriced thanks to youtubers mentioning it.
I highly recommend getting a Zman combo at 1-3kg from anaconda instead at $79.
@@JEFFISH I can't seem to find a 1-3kg, they only have 2-4kg and higher for the zman combos
@@mikal625 the 2-4 should be excellent
Awsome
Thanks!
Great to learn from you, I would love to see kayak stuff.
@@TMR37 I'll start uploading them in between guide videos if theres enough requests for it :>
Hello, I see that you do not let the lure sink, but work with him upstairs, do you recommend this method ? Thanks in advance
I actually do let it sink. These are DUO D squids which are 21 grams and they sink very quickly. I always watch my line and when it sags as the lure hits the bottom, I flick the rod.
@@JEFFISH You work very well !!!
@@YL-mc9oz Thanks! I hope you have lots of success trying it on your own.
Are thay still around
I love jetty fishing but it is annoying how ppl all ways get so close to you once you start hooking up, other than that though good quality squidding !!!
Thanks! Hahahah yea pretty much.
No sinkers ???
21gram squid jags bruhhhhh
How many did you catch
9? I can't remember hahahaha