That is pretty cool.

Saw the floating city out there Saturday on my way to Osterville, did the double take :eek:

Yes, bring a $50 bill with you when the bite is hot. Takes 5min to go home with squid...

Ha!
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There's a lot of good information for shore and boat fishermen in this video. I like how you can kill both sides of the squid!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huLEEdUfSvY

light or ultra light freshwater setup, light line 4-6 pound freshwater flouro line is what I use. Dropper loops spaced a good distance apart, small weight or heavier jig on the bottom of the setup. Pitch up current, feel anything "funny" just reel, dont bounce the rod tip.

For the droppers, space them so if you've hooked 2 squid that are 1 foot long they arent banging into eachother. At times I will skip the jig on the bottom and just use a 1-2oz rubber core if its a snaggy bottom. (sand jig on bottom, snaggy weight or rubbercore) No expert by any means, hope this helps.

If you're traveling light, just wrap a strip of tin foil over the tines and you can throw a couple jigs right in the front pocket of a sweatshirt.

Thanks guys ! Gonna put this to use tonight...
(I live about 3 blocks from the calamari causeway, so I have no excuses )
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Yeah a friend from O ville was out there last week and did real well in his little boat
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some around the eastern CT harbors too..... but not like they have them up in Mass