Duration 24:15
Topwater BFS Pickerel Fishing Micro Pencil/Stick Bait (Tsurinoya DW62 and DW64)
Published 30 Nov 2020
Topwater BFS Pickerel Fishing Micro Pencil/Stick Bait (Tsurinoya DW62 and DW64). Swapped off the treble hooks with some single hooks and did some major slaying for pickerels. So much easier to handle them as well! Missed a few and dropped a few, but as you can see it's not that bad and I landed plenty! Two more Episodes to come from this trip! Please subscribe to my channel: /user/rawr215 --------------------------------------------- Buy Tsurinoya DW64 Topwater Mini Pencil at Bait Finesse Empire https://baitfinesseempire.com/product/tsurinoya-dw64-topwater-mini-pencil/?fbclid=IwAR3pNep64t8A3xnFpU6_pkvZyZ_aFZMCWxOo1qvZaEmSGKjixdVv6MFSJsw ====Amazon Influencer List==== Here is a list of Items I recommend/use from Amazon. I change it up seasonally so that you get to see what I use: https://www.amazon.com/shop/rawr215 ====Fishing Gears==== Rod: Tsurinoya Dragon C702L Reel: 2016 Shimano Aldebaran BFS XG Lures: Tsurinoya Pencil Baits DW62 (first lure) and DW64 (Pink one) --------------------------------------------- My other Social Media Venues: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rawrfishing Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rawrfishing --------------------------------------------- Sponsors: Discount Tackle - http://discounttackle.com ?aff=8 Gillz Performance Apparel: http://www.gillz-gear.com (use "Ly25" for 25% off - Case sensitive) Rapala: http://www.rapala.com Keitech USA: http://www.keitechusa.com (Use "LY" during check out for 20% off) BioBait: www.biobait.com 10% off - rawrfishing ========Play Lists========= New to fish finders and need help selecting a fishing finder for your kayak/boat? Check out my video as I explain what you should be looking for! /watch/wnC6ZzrLperL6 --------------------------------------------- Southern NJ got ton of Chain Pickerels. Check out my playlist as I often go for these awesome predators. They are the largest native freshwater fish to NJ waters. /playlist/PLXshDjCFllayvmEdfjfiGUJGR_Nsp6fRi --------------------------------------------- Check out my Unboxing and Tackle/Gear Reviews! /playlist/PLXshDjCFllaz-Qw8UUiaFabJEA0TSQv17 --------------------------------------------- Check out my playlist full of Kayak Fishing Trips up to Spruce Run Reservoir in Central New Jersey! Large/Small Mouth bass, Crappies, Hybrid Stripers & more! /playlist/PLXshDjCFllayoziWkugb0p0PrMfAVknt4 --------------------------------------------- Round Valley Fishing - Check out their website for more information, tips and news about Round Valley Reservoir: https://www.facebook.com/roundvalleyfishing/ https://roundvalleyfishing.com/ /user/roundvalleyfishing --------------------------------------------- Want to see a map of the places I have published videos? Check this map out: https://dizivizi.com/mm/169
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