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Catch more squid.
Start here.
Everything we've learned on the water since founding Inku in Melbourne in 2020 — where squid hold, when they feed, which jig to tie on, and how to rig it.

The short version
Squidding cheat sheet

Invest in quality jigs
A well-made jig sinks naturally, holds its glow longer and has hooks sharp enough to turn follows into hook-ups.
Inku jigs are designed and tested in Australian waters with premium components, across a wide range of colours, glow options and sizes.
Understand squid habitat
Learn to read the bottom and you'll find squid faster. They can be much deeper too, but this is where to start looking:

Pro tip
Choose the right size & weight
Sizes 2.5 to 4.0 are the most common and versatile. They cast well and look like a substantial meal to a hungry squid — which is why every Inku jig sits in this range.
Go lighter for shallow weed and slower sink rates, and step up in size and weight to get down deeper or cast further.
Pick colours for the conditions
Dark and natural colours throw a strong silhouette in low light. Bright and transparent colours shine in clear water and sun. If squid are cautious or pressured, a darker jig can still win on a bright day.
Go natural and dark for a strong silhouette and a subtle presence.
Go bright or transparent — these shine in clear water and high light.
All 12 Essential Series colours, in sizes 2.5, 3.0 and 3.5. Every one glows in the dark.
Shop all 12 coloursSpecialist series
When the Essentials need backup
Each series is built for a job. Match it to the water in front of you.

Inku série Flash

Inku série Flash


Inku Série Kraken Slayer 4.0
Switch things up with a float
Run a float out the back of a drifting boat or kayak, or cast one from shore, while you work your main jig. It covers more water and picks up squid that follow but won't commit — especially with a baited squid spike.
Bite gone quiet? Change jig colour or size. Squid often lock onto prey of a particular size, and a small change can turn interest into hook-ups.

Inku Egi Float Premium
$14.99- Float stopper
- Hard bead
- Float
- Optional weight
- Soft bead
- Inku Clip
- Squid jig

Inku Egi Float
$10.99- Float stopper
- Hard bead
- Float
- Optional weight
- Soft bead
- Inku Clip
- Squid jig

Inku Flutuar
$10.99- Float stopper
- Hard bead
- Float
- Optional weight
- Soft bead
- Inku Clip
- Squid jig or bait spike
Fish the best conditions
Squid are usually most active in three windows. Clear water helps, but every Inku jig glows, so low-light, overcast and night sessions all fish well. In murky or deeper water, step up to the Glow Rattle Series for added sound and vibration.
Sunrise
Tide change ±30 min
Sunset
After dark: Inku lighting




Pick your egi rod
Three lengths, one for every style of squidding.

Inku Egi Rod 5'0"
$259.99
Inku Egi Rod 7'2"
$329.99
Inku Egi Rod 8'3"
$379.99Complete the setup
Keep your jigs organised
Less mess, no tangles, more time fishing.
Inku Squid Jig Carry Case
$69.99Catch. Clean. Cook.
Look after your catch from the water to the table.

Step 1 · Catch & store
Inku Cooler Bag $159.99

Step 2 · Drive & clean
Inku Squid Cleaner Bag $139.99

Step 3 · Cook & eat
Straight to the table
Ready to get inked?
Grab your jigs and get out there at the next tide change.














