Well, welcome back to the cart fishing podcast, episode 67. And once again, mate, we are in the comforts of the baitworks office we've had to come in

and shelter out in because the weather has just been horrendous the amount of rain we've had

has it stopped raining since the new year mate it feels like it hasn't it's just everything's

damp and wet but it's a double-edged sword really, isn't it?

Because there's some places that have been fishing their heads off and it's been mild.

That's been the saving grace.

But the rain has been relentless.

It's just being ridiculous.

And we've had to abandon the bivis today because one, the rain coming coming down but also he's an extra road and that

was proven yeah way too noisy wasn't it unfortunately yeah yeah you made it sound like we live in a

bivis then we had to abandon the bivis and come back to the dry office and uh well we've just come

back aren't we from um a night's fishing yeah 24, 24 hours fishing that we don't really want to talk about.

Well, it didn't go too well, did it?

It's the first time, I think, in the history of bait works production, because we do work fishing, don't we?

Yeah.

I think we class it as work fishing and personal fishing.

And I think there's a very clear, for me, there's a clear divide between the two.

Sometimes they merge together.

Things like, you know, when I did the park lake campaign and some of the campaigns on the crazy park stuff, sometimes it merges together.

Other times it feels very different because,

you know, it might be we're going out to try and catch some winter carp and showcase some of the products,

etc, etc. So I class some of that sometimes as work fishing. And that comes with whether I like it or not,

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