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The Rip and Reel:

Whether you cast out the Binsky or fish it vertically, let the bait fall to the bottom or at the depth of suspended fish. Take a couple of FAST cranks and let it fall back on a semi - taught line. Often you will feel a light tick or pop on the fall or in some cases you will just feel that the rod has loaded up with weight. Set the hook and savor your victory.

When to use The Rip and Reel: This is a great technique to reignite a school of fish you have been working over with another application like a C-rig or jig and the bite has died or significantly slowed. Rather than abandon the spot, quickly work the Binsky over the same area before you leave and you might get those few extra bites that you otherwise would have missed out on.

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Coming Soon!

We are developing a 3/4 ounce Binsky. With trying to keep with the superior design of the Binsky we are creating this heavier design to be within the same physical size of the 1/2 oz version.

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Testimonials to The Binsky.

Happy customers!

Just wanted to send you a picture of a bowfin I recently caught in Late January this year before everything froze again in New Jersey. Not my biggest , but we caught fish consistently all day on the bend of Point in 22' water. Glad somebody stepped up and made a real blade bait!

Thanks,
John

The blades have been working out great so far. The gold ¼ oz. has caught well over 150 walleyes in the three days I've used it but check out this piggy flathead catfish I caught on it. It took 30 minutes on ten pound braid and medium action St. Croix. 42 inches.

-Mike

I was extremely excited when I saw a link to your bait on a forum I frequent, the reason being that your Binsky is something different. I live in CT and frequent one of the best smallmouth bass lakes in the north eastern US- candlewood lake. My first test for this bait was a tournament last Sunday and boy did they hit it good. We pulled up to our first spot and I proceeded to catch 2 fish on back to back casts. It was lock and load from there. We put a dozen keeper smallmouth in the boat on the Binsky which brought us to a solid 16.90lb limit.

Both myself and my tourney partner Dave were very impressed- it even out fished his favorite painted silver buddy! I have another tournament tomorrow and you can bet both myself and Dave will have one tied on looking for that edge that I think the Binsky can give us.

-Nick

Hi, I'm Jared and I was at this fishing expo in Massachusetts and purchased one of your lures and the weather had been nice so I went out and started fishing it bouncing the bait of the bottom in very deep weed structure and was getting hits all over and my buddy was getting so frustrated because he didn't have one in his tackle box and I only had one but sadly one of the casts my line broke with a huge fish on it. When we packed up and left I was thinking this bait was amazing I should see if there is a web site and when I found this email address I just couldn't pass up the opportunity to tell you how amazing your bait is. I feel when I do my tournament's up in Maine and New Hampshire in April your bait will help me win and take the money!

-Jared

The Binsky is without a doubt the best lipless type jigging bait I have ever used. You can fish it in one to forty feet of water and is one of the best lure selections for deep water fishing during colder water conditions.

Lake Fork Guide, Dean Stroman.
Sponsored by Legend Boats, Mossy Oak, Mercury Marine and Century 21 Lake Country.

Just like to thank the fellow I met at the Valley last October that gave me two lures. I would like to tell you that your lure has taken over two dozen lake trout fishing from the SHORE and also vertical jigging for Lakers at the Valley. It is also a terrific TROLLING lure for Walleye. Great Lure Thanks

 -Bob G.

I had a pretty unique day on the lake today. Started out in the morning jigging off the points in about 35 to 50 feet of water using Rapala's with only a couple of stripers, can't complain but what happened next is pretty funny. I was fishin a point and saw 2 guys in a bass boat knockin the hell out of the walleye, started talking to them, " what are you using" they said Fish Sense Blade bait. I said "can I buy one off of you", "no, but you can have one". Great!! Started fishing with the lure and smoked the walleye. Some things happen for a reason. Went home and ordered some more Binskys from the website.

 -Chuck