Squid ???

[CDFisher]

Does anyone know where to buy
Fresh dead squid right now in north county
SD ?

[Yak Loins]

Hijack the squirts boat

OR..................


Ask any Filipino you know.

[CDFisher]

Lol for sure

[Zfish03]

Mission Seafoods in Oceanside. 5.99 for a 3lb box. They also have great seafood if you want to buy something exotic to feed yourself!

[Raskal311]

Pretty much all Asian supermarket has them for $6 for fresh frozen or about $3/lb for fresh unfrozen. I normally buy a box and portion it out into freezer bags so when I need it I just grab a bag and go. One $6 box is good for 3-4 trips if you cut them.

[Mongo Johnson]

So would AR Market in Garden Grove have it? Raskal?

Team Sewer? Any place in Long Beach other than the 3 mi paddle to the barge on the breakwater?

[jorluivil]

Originally Posted by Mongo Johnson

So would AR Market in Garden Grove have it? Raskal?

Team Sewer? Any place in Long Beach other than the 3 mi paddle to the barge on the breakwater?

I usually get mine at the 99 Ranch Market on Pioneer Blvd in Artesia. Don't bother buying the stuff that sits on ice, its looks fresh but its the same sh*t that sits in the box in the freezer section.

[Raskal311]

Originally Posted by Mongo Johnson

So would AR Market in Garden Grove have it? Raskal?

Team Sewer? Any place in Long Beach other than the 3 mi paddle to the barge on the breakwater?

Never been, head a few mile south. Any super market on bolsa between beach blvd and brookhurst will have it.

[RedSledTeam]

Asian Super Market on the corner of Beach and McFadden has fresh and frozen squid.

[Mongo Johnson]

I've never used squid. Do you use the whole body squid or chop and chunks?

[StinkyMatt]

Rockfishing you can try pieces or whole (had days when only the whole squid woud get hit,,,,,and seen the opposite.)


For WSB, YT and Halis you are using a whole squid.



I am sure there may be some exception to this but unlikely. I know everything!

[alanw]

San Pedro Bait Co. sells good fresh frozen squid (and anchovies). So far it's been much better than other brands. You might find it in a local tackle shop. It's sold here in Dana Point, when they have it (sells out quickly).

http://sanpedrobait.com/pages/frozenbait.php

[Mongo Johnson]

As a rook, I'm too lazy too do the 3 mi paddle to the barge and haven't got a tank yet. Squid may be the ticket to just get out there and spend some time working on casting and knots.

I found the SP site:
http://www.sanpedrobait.com/pages/frozenbait.php

1/17/2014 Shops selling their squid

COMPANY NAME	ADDDRESS	CITY	STATE	ZIP	PHONE	WEBSITE
Big Fish Bait & Tackle	1780 Pacific Coast Highway	Seal Beach	CA	90740	(562) 431-0723	Website
22nd Street Landing	141 W. 22nd Street	San Pedro	CA	90731	(310) 832-8304	Website
Caivo Tackle	2260 Long Beach Blvd.	Long Beach	CA	90806	(562) 595-1234	Website
Dana Landing	2580 Ingraham Street	San Diego	CA	92109	(619) 226-2929	Website
Dana Wharf Sportfishing	34675 Golden Lantern	Dana Point	CA	92629	(949) 496-5794	Website
Davey's Locker	400 Main Street	Newport Beach	CA	92661	(949) 673-1434	Website
Fisherman's Landing	2838 Garrison Street	San Diego	CA	92106	(619) 221-8500	Website
Lakeside Bait and Tackle	12255 Woodside Avenue	Lakeside	CA	92040	(619) 443-3859	Website
Point Loma Sportfishing	1403 Scott Street	San Diego	CA	92106	(619) 223-1627	Website
Rusty Hook	245 North Gaffey Street	San Pedro	CA	90731	(310) 832-2429	Website
Savon Tackle	9177 Orr and Day Road	Santa Fe Springs	CA	90670	(562) 864-2911	Website
Squidco	3518 Barnett Avenue	San Diego	CA	92110	(619) 222-8955	Website

Originally Posted by StinkyMatt

Rockfishing you can try pieces or whole (had days when only the whole squid woud get hit,,,,,and seen the opposite.)

For WSB, YT and Halis you are using a whole squid.

I am sure there may be some exception to this but unlikely. I know everything!