The squid jig Emeraldas Amorous Joint 2.5 articulated by Daiwa is back in an even more complete version, now available in three sizes (#2.5, #3.0 and #3.5), to adapt to all fishing conditions from the coast. In 2.5, this squid jig weighs 11g and descends one meter every 4.5 seconds.
Designed for cephalopod fishing (cuttlefish and squid), it combines realism, versatility and responsiveness to maximize your chances of catching these fish, regardless of the depth or season.
One of the major strengths of this squid jig lies in its head equipped with two attachment rings, allowing to adjust the swimming according to the current, depth and activity of the cephalopods:
- Front attachment (head): promotes a smooth vertical action and highlights the flexibility of the joint. Ideal for slow fishing in the water column and provoking attacks even on minimalist animations.
- Upper attachment: allows to generate lateral slides ("dart") for active and dynamic prospecting, perfect for triggering touches in larger areas.
This flexible articulation gives the lure a natural and vibrant movement, faithfully reproducing the behavior of a vulnerable prey.
Every detail has been designed to enhance the attractiveness and performance of the lure:
- UV reactive colors: for optimal visibility and increased effectiveness, even in stained waters or low light.
- Phosphorescent mark near the hooks: positions the cephalopods' attack on the most effective area.
- Japanese hooks: pledges of sharpness, robustness and reliability.
Descent speed adjusted according to the size:
- Size #3.5: 3.75 s/m
- Size #3.0: 4.25 s/m
- Size #2.5: 4.5 s/m
These speeds allow you to precisely adapt your approach according to the current, depth or behavior of the cephalopods.
Thanks to its versatility of action and its quality construction, the articulated squid jig by Daiwa is a must-have for shore fishing. Whether it's slow and precise fishing or fast and darting animations, it remains highly effective, while offering a natural and stimulating presentation for cuttlefish and squid.
