Fishing like a local isn't just about catching fish.

It's about connecting with the environment and the people who call it home.

It's about hearing the stories and traditions that have been passed down for generations and sharing unforgettable moments with the people

you meet along the way.

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If you hunt enough, you learn the truth.

What you seek speaks a language and knows it well.

That's why every primo's called for everything you hunt is made the right way. We sweat every detail so you get more out of

every hunt and nothing leaves our hand until we know it'll work in yours. Because we don't just make the world's best cause. We speak the language, primos. Hey everybody welcome to how to Tuesday this week a lot of times when I'm filming

into the blue I'm sitting on the anchor and waiting for something to happen a lot

of times that time is being spent with some of the other

crew members, one of which being Jason Stimple, another being Captain Jake Perry.

Jake Perry is a firefighter, career firefighter, as well as a charter guide.

And we, on the last trip, we spent a lot of time talking about different things that we could incorporate

into this show.

One of them that I took note of was how to eliminate twist from your anchor line.

And some people might not experience this because you're using a certain type of anchor and you're only anchoring in a certain depth of water.

That's kind of how it is with me on the bay boat or the skiff.

I don't get a lot of twists in the anchor line because I'm anchoring in

shallow water for the most part and and it just doesn't have time to get severely

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