Palmarius Plastic Squid Skirts – The Foundation of Super Lures
A squid skirt may look simple at first glance. But the difference between an ordinary skirt and a Palmarius skirt is night and day.
We patterned ours after the finest Japanese hand-poured squids, crafted from the highest grade JVC (Japan Victor Corp) resins and finished with glow luminescent paint imported from Germany. The result is a skirt that’s soft, supple, and alive in the water — built to fool everything from fluke and bonito to swordfish.
Why Palmarius Skirts?
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Premium JVC Resin – unmatched softness and action in the water
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German Glow Paint – provides visible luminescence in low light conditions
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Material | JVC Resin (Highest Grade) |
| Glow Paint Origin | Germany |
| Target Fish Species | Fluke, Bonito, Swordfish |
| Design Inspiration | Japanese Hand-Poured Squids |
FAQ
What makes Palmarius squid skirts different from regular skirts?
Palmarius skirts are crafted using high-grade JVC resin and feature German-imported glow luminescent paint, providing superior softness, action in water, and visibility in low light. Designed to mimic Japanese hand-poured squids, they are more effective at attracting fluke, bonito, and swordfish.
Are the skirts durable in saltwater environments?
The JVC resin construction ensures durability in saltwater conditions. The glow paint is resistant to fading and degradation under normal fishing conditions.
Can the glow effect be seen in daylight?
The glow is most visible in low light or twilight conditions. In bright daylight, the effect is not noticeable.
Trevor Gray –
Used these skirts on a coastal trip and saw a significant increase in catch. The soft texture and glow made the lure stand out to fluke and bonito. Works well in early morning and evening fishing.
Boris Butler –
The design closely matches real squid movement. I’ve used them with different baits and they consistently attract fish. The glow is subtle but effective in low light.
Michael Underwood –
Good quality material and the glow is noticeable in dim conditions. A bit expensive, but worth it for serious anglers targeting deep-water species.
Jason Murray –
Fished in both morning and night. The skirt’s movement and glow helped catch several swordfish. Highly recommended for those targeting active predators.