Squid Jigs

The Egi Master Squid Jigs from Berkley are Japanese designed hot coat squid jigs with all the right features to give you the best opportunities of strike from squid and cuttlefish.

An awesome range of purpose built squid jigs in a range of highly attractive colours and fitted with owner needle point hooks. Perfect for sink and draw quid fishing being well balanced and with a sinking deep diving action on the release and an erratic zig zag pattern on the draw.

A jig that has been specifically designed for fishing for squid and cuttlefish. The jig itself is made from a transparent plastic body which is covered in a tight, weave, net like material. This is done to firstly give the effect of light passing through the lure giving it a natural look as light passes through the lure when it is jigged, it will twinkle, sparkle and flash to encourage squid to attack. This material is also hard and rough, giving the squid the sensation of fish skin, encouraging them to grasp the lure with vigour, to ensure positive hook-ups. Brown wings and a deep, red eye provide extra attraction and are a distinct contrast to the colour of the body. The jig features a weight under the chin of the lure which is drilled, this allows the addition of more weight when fishing in deeper water. A luminous band followed by a series of razor sharp, stainless steel points completes the jig at the business end. This is a light jig, that can be used on lighter lure rods and light, specific squid rods.

There is a new "Egi King" on the block, Japanese company Yamashita announced in a video that started a new page in the History of Egging book. The Neon Bright squid jigs  have been based on Yamashita's new technology, which makes the squid jigs shine like neon when it comes in contact with ultraviolet rays.

There is a new "Egi King" on the block, Japanese company Yamashita announced in a video that started a new page in the History of Egging book. The Neon Bright squid jigs  have been based on Yamashita's new technology, which makes the squid jigs shine like neon when it comes in contact with ultraviolet rays.