Guys,
I've always wanted to try jigging for squid but have no idea where to go. I don't want to know anyones honey holes but if there are any areas that are common knowledge it would be greatly appreciated. What kind of rod/reel setup are you using? I'm assuming you can do this from shore? Feel free to pm me if you don't want this info out in the open.
Respect,
Chris
Chris, I know a couple spots in Newport and Narragansett if you really want to give it a go. No idea exactly when is best, though.
"Out there in the surf is where it's at, that's where the line gets drawn in the sand between those who talk fishing and those who live it."
- a wise man.
I haven't tried it yet but I was hoping also someone would tell me what's the best setup for squid fishing and some locations to try it. You can PM me if you want I don't want to burn some hot spot. Any help would be appreciated.
thinking of hitting rhody tonight but didn't know where.... anyone know of any spots near the ct line? i'm driving from milford,ct so it's a bit of a hike.
-Chris
"There's a fine line between fishing and just standing on the shore like an idiot."
mr sandman it was hot and heavy last night also ,filled up about 5, five gallon buckets in about 2 hrs between 4 guys, but we didnt find any good size fish,only up to 30''
to the guys who been asking about spots. if you have a boat anywhere in newport harbor. if u don't have a boat pay your 2 dollars and cross the bridge into the causeway of the hyatt hotel.they were everywhere last night, but very selective of size jig. there was a guy who just drop the jig to the bottom and reel up squid after squid. i caught one squid to his six. so come prepare with different color and size jigs. it's all about matching what they are eating. i was in a boat and could see them in water, at some point i was sight casting to the squid and see how they would approach the jig and attack it. could anyone tell me how long will they be around, i'm guessing another week.
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