Welcome to the Thinking Tackle podcast. Now if you haven't already, please hit that subscribe button so you don't miss an episode. And today, I am delighted to be joined in the studio by one of my best mates in angling, Jimmy Armstrong, a man who has caught an awful lot of big carp over the years, and actually someone

who has been on the podcast before, but we didn't focus an awful lot on the big carp

side of his fishing. And that is a, there's a lot to be discussed.

The Thinking Tackle podcast.

So Jimmy, thank you so much for joining us, mate.

No worries. It's always a place to see you. I don't think, I think you might have mentioned in the last podcast. We don't see each other that much these days. No, we don't. I was having this conversation with my wife the other day, actually. It's funny how you can be best friends and not see each. I don't think I've seen you for eight months, do you reckon? Yeah, I don't know.

I don't know.

I'll speak enough.

And I know what you're up to.

We're up to. I don't think I've seen you for eight months, do you reckon? Yeah, I don't know.

I don't know.

We'll speak enough.

And I know what you're up to, which is mainly fishing these days, which is great. How dare you? Yeah. Well, no, it's true. I almost don't believe that, because you two have been like two school kids since we've got in this room together. No, but I think we must speak at least every other day.

You certainly ring me every other.

That's because you never are. school kids since we've got in this room. No, but we, I think, I think we must speak at least every other day.

You certainly ring me every other.

That's because you never answer.

So basically I ring you.

He's my friend.

I'm not his.

That's not true.

There's a, I think that's a good image to portray your friendship.

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