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So you got up in my fishing? We got up at 530 and then we uh went out perch fishing yeah and i thought we were gonna really put the hammer on him we uh we set up in one spot caught a couple little fish and i was like

ah let's get out in the lake. And so, Dustin and I, we broke our shanty down, and we went out in the lake and set up, and we told these guys, were like, dude, if we get into them, we'll call you, you know, and come out there. Literally, Dustin didn't even have his pole in the water. I dropped my jig down there and school, a big old perch came in.

It was just like, boom, boom, boom, started ripping them out. I'm like, get out here. You know? Get out here. So we're like, oh, shit, tear the shanty down. Yeah. Out there to not catch shit. We had a couple more schools of fish come through and we pulled a couple more output then it just shot right off.

Did you say you had a Vex Lair going or no? Yeah, is that a little flashy thing? I'm not very knowledge. Yeah, Dustin pulled that out. I'm like, what the hell is that for? I saw you're like, I don't know what I'm looking at, but I caught it. Right. Well, we're fishing six feet of crystal clear water, you know. Oh, yeah. Right. You don't need them for anything around here. Those take a little bit to get used to, those vexliers. It took me a while, but it's like once you get the hang of them. It's like drill a hole, drop it in, nothing, drill another hole. Yeah. What is it? Is it sonar or radar or what? It's basically the same concept as any other fish finder, except you're looking at those lines. It's pinging off of things and it's telling you different heights or different water levels. So you can track your lure as you're dropping it you can see

that line you can watch the fish follow your your lure up that's the cool part of it yeah see i'd have

to just pay attention to it like when we were fishing in simco and like that 50 60 foot of water it would

have been great for there yeah but lake st clair there's no point to it no yeah you get in shallow

you don't even really need that.

But if you're fishing suspended bluegill in 20 feet of water.

Crappies. Yeah. Right. Oh, yeah. Do you have one? I don't. No. I still my dad. Never had a need for it. Yeah. I've fished with guys in the UP that had them before for Bluegill.

We'd be sitting in the same shack.

I didn't have one he did.

He's out fishing me like three to one every time because he could see what depth they were at. Like the depth, yeah. I guess since we're almost 10 minutes in, you guys should probably introduce yourselves. Oh, have we been recording this whole time? I mean, I just turn it out. You know what I mean?

Like a lot of times we'll record for like 10 or 15 minutes before.

And then when I go to like edit the audio, I'm like trim the first 10 minutes right off.

You know what I mean?

Just kind of get flowing beforehand.

Yeah, exactly.

As unprofessional as possible around here.

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