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Soaker with a spring sturgeon
 

Topic: Squid  (Read 2600 times)

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DWB123

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Anyone done daytime squid on their kayak? I've done the pier thing for two years now, and it's fun, but am curious if anyone's done it on the tupperware. The west seattle area is a good spot for daytime squid, and they're often just out of casting range, so I'm thinking why the hell not...


workhard

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Got like 30 on Saturday in an hour in daylight, they can be had.


DWB123

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Good to hear. Have you (or anyone else) tried it during the daylight in the Seattle area?


workhard

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I fish in South Sound.