13-05-2008, 10:30 AM
[quote name='pearldiver' post='11625' date='May 12 2008, 12:10 AM']I fished from 5 - midnight on the GI bridge. This was my first time I was skunked. <img src='http://www.squidfish.net/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/crying.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
' /> I did see squid feeding under my lamp but nothing came near my jigs. Like mino 401 said, bridge was packed, end to end. You would think THE BITE was on. Nice to meet you squidheads and thanks for buying a reflector. I hope it helped you fill a bucket. I did meet a few squidfish people over on the wall. Johnat & Suzy and the guy with the sweet Honda genny.(can't remember his nickname). Maybe next time I'll try the wall and join the party. I hope you 3 post and tell me things got exciting after I left.[/quote]
Hey Pearldiver, nice to meet you too! The reflector worked great! I didn't catch any squid, but it definately made it easier to see and brighter too. However, the people who seemed to catch the most (except that guy at the top of the bridge, who I think didn't even have a light!), where those with generators and arrays of bright lights.
So maybe I'll work on getting one of those rigs for next year, so far we've struck out twice this season! I'm beginning to think of waiting for the squid to round Cape Cod, and I can find hopefully find some spots closer to home to greet them!
Anybody know where they'll head on the North or South shores of Boston?
' /> I did see squid feeding under my lamp but nothing came near my jigs. Like mino 401 said, bridge was packed, end to end. You would think THE BITE was on. Nice to meet you squidheads and thanks for buying a reflector. I hope it helped you fill a bucket. I did meet a few squidfish people over on the wall. Johnat & Suzy and the guy with the sweet Honda genny.(can't remember his nickname). Maybe next time I'll try the wall and join the party. I hope you 3 post and tell me things got exciting after I left.[/quote]Hey Pearldiver, nice to meet you too! The reflector worked great! I didn't catch any squid, but it definately made it easier to see and brighter too. However, the people who seemed to catch the most (except that guy at the top of the bridge, who I think didn't even have a light!), where those with generators and arrays of bright lights.
So maybe I'll work on getting one of those rigs for next year, so far we've struck out twice this season! I'm beginning to think of waiting for the squid to round Cape Cod, and I can find hopefully find some spots closer to home to greet them!
Anybody know where they'll head on the North or South shores of Boston?