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SkeeterJim
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Location: Newington, CT
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Terminator, was there at Batterson couple of weeks ago and caught a nice smallie probably close to 4-4.5 lbs. Totally shocked as I did not think there were smallies in there. SkeeterRon took a pic of it, looks like a Candlewood smallie.  Gotta post it sometime.
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Vikingned
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| SkeeterJim wrote: | | Terminator, was there at Batterson couple of weeks ago and caught a nice smallie probably close to 4-4.5 lbs. Totally shocked as I did not think there were smallies in there. SkeeterRon took a pic of it, looks like a Candlewood smallie. Gotta post it sometime. |
SkeeterJim,
I live about 3 mins by car from Batterson and I always thought that I've caught every type of fish that place holds. A SMB???????? I've been fishing there for 40 plus years and never landed a SMB. I wonder if someone planted that there. One thing I do know, alot of guys catch fish somewhere and then plant them there, just like the PIKE. I know for a fact, fishermen have planted Pike there from the CT River and Bantam, also, the college, CCSU, had a science project going on years ago, and if true, I learned that they also put some live juvenile Pike in there about 25 years ago...
But the SMB catch really shocks me.
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