Squidding

[mainer78]

Have any of you guys tried squidding?  I'm going to be in Tacoma Saturday night and was thinking about hitting up the Pt Defiance Pier to try my hand at it?  What gear do you use.  Regular steel head rod work fine?

[jackmaster]

any simple light fishn pole with three squid jigs, i useally run them about 10 inches apart, it also nice if you have your own generator and light, but dude i am telln you, you will have company and trust me you wont be able to understand a friggin word they say, but they will be all up on ya, and dude it dont matter what they catch, it goes right in there bucket, watched a gamie right tickets for a looooontime down there one night,    it was flat hilarious, the gamie ended up giving me a crab pot and two ringnets, cause noone wanted to claim them when the gamie was oh and the season wasnt open for crab 

[steelheadless]

My brother and i use to go down to the
Steilacoom dock years ago. Had old Korean
woman yellin at us cuz we werent doing it right
she taught us, even gave us a couple homemade jigs.
Its fun, at Les Davis just br careful in the parking lot.

[woodman]

My brother and i use to go down to the
Steilacoom dock years ago. Had old Korean
woman yellin at us cuz we werent doing it right
she taught us, even gave us a couple homemade jigs.
Its fun, at Les Davis just br careful in the parking lot.

steelheadless, I am curious why you say be careful in the parking lot. Sometimes I take very expensive street rods down there at night and walk out on the dock. Something I should know?

[Taco280AI]

Squidded off Edmonds and west Seattle. Use a light rod, get some squid jigs, have fun 

[jeepster]

just got back from a trip to the Edmonds pier (grandpa lives 5 min away)

here is the report

two Asian guys

6 or 7 rednecks

one generator, and probably 2 pounds of squid between them all



pretty dead

[steelheadless]

It gets a little shady down there during off times, not a lot of people around.
Just a basic heads up if ur by urself