TWO WAY SQUID JIGGER

Abstract

The Two Way Squid Jigger (TWSJ) is a machine developed to develop and improve squid catching techniques that can be used in aquaculture areas. TWSJ is a mechanical mechanism used for the process of mooring or catching squid in waters where it is much more effective than traditional methods. The concept of the project stems from the low quantity of squid available and the fact that fishermen can only haul a small number of squid at one time which is unfavorable, as well as the frequent use of manpower to do this hauling work. Furthermore, there is a lack of knowledge about technology in aquaculture areas. To address this problem, this prototype (TWSJ) was developed for a new squid fishing technique. Among the processes involved are jerks or jerks that occur as a result of the reaction between the hook and the squid. (TWSJ) has ten or more hooks attached to a tin wrapped in colorful cloth and tied to a fishing line. The position of the circular main roller in the center of the machine will rotate in a two-way state where the process of down and up the movement of the hook occurs simultaneously. Improvements to the design of this machine have been made such as the use of quality stainless steel materials to reduce the risk of corrosion and manual methods have also been provided. In conclusion, as a result of the running test, TWO WAY SQUID JIGGER is an innovation of squid jigging equipment that is able to increase the quantity of yield and save time as well as the use of human labor.