Newport, Ri - 2008 Squid Season

[Tatonka]

[quote name='Somerville Squidman' post='10282' date='Apr 8 2008, 03:01 PM']Hey everyone, I picked up quite a few jigs over the weekend, and I was hoping some of the more experienced squid fishers could let me know if i'm in decent shape to start the season. The following three links are some of the types I got. Let me know if you think they're good or not. Thanks!



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[url="http://www.shootnhunt.com/catalog/JM/jigs_spoons/yo_zuri_jigs_spoons/yo_zuri_flashdancer_squid_jig/1221-1768.html"]http://www.shootnhunt.com/catalog/JM/jigs_.../1221-1768.html[/url][/quote]



Hello Squidman,



The jigs above are winners. I currently use the two Yo-Zuri's listed. Specifically the 4" pink jig is my favorite. Using such a jig this spring will bring you squid fortune. I recomend using pink and green together for best results. Also, I prefer the larger older yo-zuri's w/o the scales, thats just my preference though.



Happy Squiding!



Tatonka