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Topic: Squidding?  (Read 6784 times)

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Matt_K

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Have any of you guys been squidding? Want to go some night in Seattle this week? I have a super cool spotlight...

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Sweet. I have not yet been out but heard a bit about it from Pisco Sicko. He posted this link for jigs.
http://www.juicyjigs.com

I'm down for some squidding.

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Pisco Sicko

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Janni and I stopped at the Edmonds pier on Sunday evening. Saw a couple caught, but were skunked  :o ourselves.

Best reports I've heard in the Seattle area (a few limits), were the Elliott Bay pier and on the waterfront near the Aquarium.

I almost bought a cheap inverter at Costco, tonight. Been thinking about dragging a battery, inverter and light to the pier. The guys at the Edmonds pier were using a loud little generator.


boxofrain

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Squid!?
 Are you talking about Humboldt?
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I believe the squid in Puget Sound are Loligo opalescens a.k.a. the common squid, opal squid, or sometimes market squid.  They only grow to be about a foot long.

If you're into squiding, it seems there is a squid fishing forum out there waiting for you.

http://www.squidfish.net

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boxofrain

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I was really just curious if they made it all the way up there this year?
We had a pretty good run of Humboldt Squid for a week or so in Pelican Bay here at the Ca/Or Border.
Salmon trollers were picking them up!
Might be a tough thing to land in the Yak!
 I think it is very unusual for them to be this far up ,no?
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Pisco Sicko

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They've been sighted off not only WA, but also AK. (I recall one washing up on a beach in Puget Sound!) Presence seems to depend on warmer currents and a decrease in other top predators.


 

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