Squidgy Pro Range Lobby 75mm and 95mm Soft Plastic Lures

Squidgy Pro Range Lobby

“That’s without a doubt the dumbest looking lure I’ve ever seen!” Bushy loudly announced when Starlo came up with this doozey. “Um, pass me another one,
will ya?” he then continued. With its weak, floppy legs and vulnerable, hermit-crab-out-of-its-shell body, the poor old Lobby looks so sick and helpless that fish line up to eat it, perhaps to put it out of its obvious misery? Paddle the Squidgy Pro Lobby un-weighted across the surface, or drop it to the bottom on a heavy jig head…
but don’t forget to add some S-Factor! Otherwise, it’s just a pie without the sauce.

#1 - 75mm, #2 - 95mm

Rigging your Squidgy straight is absolutely critical! A straight lure will swim naturally, as intended.

STEP 1 Once you’ve chosen a jig head and tail to suit the target species and conditions, lay the jig head along the tail, placing the nose of the Squidgy against the back of the head, and pin-point the exit point of the hook on top of the tail.

STEP 2 Push the hook point through the dead centre of the tail’s nose and keep the hook in the centre of the Squidgy as you feed it on, until it exits the mid-line of the tail at the point you identified in step 1.

STEP 3 Once the hook has cleared the tail, gently push the tail right up the hook and over the hook keeper, seating it firmly against the jig head.

STEP 4 Your Squidgy should not be bunched, bent or short of the jig head. If it’s straight like this, it’s ready to catch fish!