Well, welcome to the Cartfishing podcast, episode 60, the Big 60, the Big 60, mate.

Yeah. Wicked. Thanks, guys. How'd you feel? Well, I don't feel 60. The big 60 mate. Yeah. Wicked. Thanks guys. How'd you feel?

Well, I don't feel 60. Yeah, that's what you're implied.

Every morning when I get up, I feel 60. Yeah, yeah.

I think when you get past 40, I've never been one that sort of had any aches and pains or moans about, like, I don't know, knees hurt in or joints hurt in.

I'm not sure a lifetime of lying on damp bed chairs or being out in the cold or fishing has actually helped.

But I do feel a bit achy when you get in that now.

Did you?

Or is it just like a misnomer that we're just imagining it?

It's all catching up mate it's

definitely getting a bit trickier and harder and you feel those damp mornings don't you yeah

yeah so it's when you bend down i find when i bend down now um and sort of spend too long

on my knees i'm like oh god be knees for it or your back certain all the time oh yeah mate

it's that and i don't i know we both have this, but also when

you hold a carp, have you noticed that? Your back. You're back. Yeah, you're lower back. Yeah,

especially if you're lucky enough to catch a big gun. Yeah, yeah. Holding your arms tucked in

to your side without having an elbow on a knee. So, you know, just straight up yeah straight lift tucked in lift you like a straight lift i like a

straight lift but you tuck your body so small when you lift a cart yeah do didn't you everything's like

tucked in tucked in yeah that's it yeah that mate you can't do that for very long i know i can't i know

exactly and especially with my collie on the camera you take forever and i know oh run a minute hang

hold it this way up up down inside out

right inside out upside down oh mate don't start that i've seen some horrific poses of holding carp

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