long drive from Spokane but now that my son is moved over to the Dark side i am gonna have to try this, been watching these Squid reports every winter and dying to try it! Thanx for the Report !

Anyone know if there is any good Squidding near the Mulkiteo Piers?

@ Ruffneck - Two biggest lessons I took away from the night - Light is huge! No light, no squid. Also lures are the next everything, which is nothing new to fishing but you are gonna have a hard time if you use the mass produced lures. This was demonstrated to me in my veteran career of one try. But seriously, before the guy brought his light over, we were fishing on the edge of their light "pool", which was still pretty bright I thought. We had 4 squid between us in our first 1 hourish, and left with about 2 dozen by the time we left. I was using the "Tiny Teaser Squid Jig" from Coleman's in Auburn and that worked really well. I had 3-4 other types of jigs, battery operated, etc and never got a bump. I also hear the Squid Candy Jigs work really well, but I have yet to be able to get my hands on one. Bitter sweet I guess. No idea about Mulkiteo but that's not far from Edmonds and I hear that is hot... Now off to build a light!

hit up sea crest park, its on fire!

hit up sea crest park, its on fire!

Awesome information! Hoping to make it over before Dec. and take the grand kid. thanx for the in jfosdicknmufo & pcorazao