Squimp – Orange
The Squimp has become a flats standard these days from the Yucatan to the Seychelles. Wherever there’s a shrimp eating fish the Squimp plays exceptionally well. The size 2 is on a Gamakatsu SL12 while the 4 & 6 are on a SL11.
Specifications
| Model | Size | Reel Type |
|---|---|---|
| Squimp | 2 | SL12 |
| Squimp | 4 | SL11 |
| Squimp | 6 | SL11 |
FAQ
What is the difference between the sizes of the Squimp?
The size 2 comes with a Gamakatsu SL12 reel, while sizes 4 and 6 are fitted with a SL11 reel.
Is the Squimp suitable for fishing in tropical regions?
Yes, the Squimp is known to perform well in tropical waters where shrimp-eating fish are common, such as in the Yucatan and Seychelles.
What type of fishing is best suited for the Squimp?
The Squimp is specifically designed for flats fishing, particularly in areas with abundant shrimp activity.
Sean Hudson –
I’ve used the Squimp size 4 in the Caribbean and it’s proven reliable in shallow waters. The SL11 reel works well with the action and sensitivity. It’s a solid choice for flats fishing.
Lily Lawrence –
Fished it in the Yucatan and caught several small groupers. The orange color stands out in the water. Easy to handle and performs well in low visibility.
Donna Anderson –
The Squimp size 2 worked perfectly in coastal flats. The SL12 reel gives a good feel and responds well to subtle bites. Highly recommended for beginners and experienced anglers alike.