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Headed out in the rain the other day with the mysterious nj squatch. we had the whole lake to ourselves and targeted walleye and smallmouth with dropshots and non-binsky bladebaits.

In the process we also had plenty of action from some nice largies, pickerel, and crappie as well. We def had to work for the bite, but it was real good action on a cold rainy day with plenty of larger sized fish landed.

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That’s a good day out there! Some nice fish landed for sure. How come you hate the Binsky? LOL! I’m curious!:D

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Nice mixed bags dudes

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Hell yeah, sweet bag o' fish fellaz!!! Nothing like having the water to yourselves, even if it's the weather that helps!

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That’s a great day!!!

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Nice job man. Expect the unexpected on those cold, rainy days! Love how you ended up getting crappies, big largemouth and a solid pickerel. Do you fish open water in all of November?

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nice fish fellas, fishing in the rain can be rewarding. the stash is looking better as well:rolleyes: i think the fish like it too. cool report.

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Nice pickerel, squatch.

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yes, the earliest i've ice fished ever was like the first week in december i think or the second

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i'm just not paying double the price for a lure that literally does the exact same thing hahaha. I'll put the johnson thinfisher up against the binsky every day!

It’s all about cadence my friend. I’ve had those thin fishers on my
Rods for years. Great blade bait for sure! Lots of Bass caught on those out of NJ’s premier Walleye lake!