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MA/RI 2024 Squid
#1
Starting a new thread anticipating the upcoming season.
Good luck everyone!
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(19-03-2024, 01:17 AM)IAMFISH Wrote: Starting a new thread anticipating the upcoming season.
Good luck everyone!

I should have the boat ready by April 13 th. … possibly by the 6 th.
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#3
I’m shootings for the 13th as well.
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#4
We will be running "open boat" squid charters out of Hyannis Marina during this years squid run. Check us out and book online at www.fishblueline.com.

Does anyone haver water temp info for Colliers area yet? I also heard reports of herring in some of the runs at the cape now which is encouraging since the in past years the quid were only a few weeks behind that, at least in RI area for starters.
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(05-04-2024, 03:19 AM)CaptSteve Wrote: We will be running "open boat" squid charters out of Hyannis Marina during this years squid run.  Check us out and book online at www.fishblueline.com.

Does anyone haver water temp info for Colliers area yet?  I also heard reports of herring in some of the runs at the cape now which is encouraging since the in past years the quid were only a few weeks behind that, at least in RI area for starters.

There are dandelions in the shade in my back yard in Wareham .
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#6
Water temp is 43, hopefully after next week’s warm weather the water temp will rise.
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#7
Water temp hit 48.2 deg today in Newport!  Won't be long now...
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#8
this is my first year. Is 50 degrees the absolute minimum or do you think they could be in Newport tonight?
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(19-03-2024, 01:17 AM)IAMFISH Wrote: Starting a new thread anticipating the upcoming season.
Good luck everyone!

(05-04-2024, 03:19 AM)CaptSteve Wrote: We will be running "open boat" squid charters out of Hyannis Marina during this years squid run.  Check us out and book online at www.fishblueline.com.

Does anyone haver water temp info for Colliers area yet?  I also heard reports of herring in some of the runs at the cape now which is encouraging since the in past years the quid were only a few weeks behind that, at least in RI area for starters.

Buddy running charters this past Fri/Sat/Sun came up empty at Colliers, entrance to Hyannis harbor, etc. - thinking water still too cold but heard reports of getting a bucket or two down towards RI so should be any day now - fingers crossed.
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#10
Seeing posts that they are getting them at night off Hyannis now.....day time nada so far
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#11
Any news on GI? Will go there in a couple of days and report
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#12
Anyone catching anything @ Jamestown last night
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#13
Went to GI Saturday night. A few very large squid from 5:30-8.
Went again during the day May 7 from 10-12 in the mo. Saw one squid caught.
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#14
I went to Hyannis on 05/06/2024 got two buckets of squid …. Out on boat
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#15
Went to GI last night. The large squid are in and in good numbers. Bite is consistent until schools of small stripers scatter them. Also some mackerel mixed in.
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#16
Not one squid caught anywhere at GI between 5-9pm unlike yesterday. What a difference a day makes!
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#17
Went to Ft Adams on 5/13. Slow night. 9 squid for the first shore trip. Did Hyannis a week ago and got almost a full bucket. Water temps are slightly warmer at the Cape currently. My thinking, it is slow warming this year. Boat guys are reporting decent results, shore is still slow and very much hit or miss.
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#18
GI Evening slower than slow. Left before lights went on!
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