When squid are around

[fishbones]

Originally Posted by bart

white polaris with siwash hook on rear with feathers

Originally Posted by zacs

bart knows

Originally Posted by iamskippy

Yup
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The original post was asking about what you use at night to imitate squid. You guys all use a polaris popper at night? I wouldn't even have one in my bag when I go out at night.

[numbskull]

Originally Posted by fishbones

The original post was asking about what you use at night to imitate squid. You guys all use a polaris popper at night? I wouldn't even have one in my bag when I go out at night.

I've not tried it, but there are some who have with impressive results.

http://www.striped-bass.com/Stripert...ttyhunk+popper

[fishbones]

Originally Posted by numbskull

I've not tried it, but there are some who have with impressive results.

http://www.striped-bass.com/Stripert...ttyhunk+popper

I know poppers can work at night, as I've caught on them when fish have been feeding on top and I worked the plug very slowly, creating a v on the surface. I would be surprised if all three posters here were doing that to imitate squid, though.

[bart]

Originally Posted by fishbones

The original post was asking about what you use at night to imitate squid. You guys all use a polaris popper at night? I wouldn't even have one in my bag when I go out at night.

Sorry I missed that part. I've done well with that plug, specifically a fat boy Polaris that T.O. made, at daybreak when squid (and butterfish) were present.

At night I would probably throw a large white needle, same deal with the siwash and feathers. Or a large white danny. Or eels. Depends on where I'm fishing...

I've swam the older, white 3 oz Atom poppers with same hook arrangement on a full moon and got some decent fish but had no idea if they were on squid

[Eric Roach]

I appreciate all the responses.

I assume the squid we are most likely to see inshore here is the Atlantic Shortfin?