There's a better way to do this.

Let me show you a better way.

Hi, it's welcome to episode 3,783 of the podcast.

This shows on one of my favorite subjects.

It's also what I thought really long and hard before deciding to do it because the next

couple months will not have a ton of fishing in it for me, and we're going to be talking

about fishing.

And you can catch catfish year-round in Texas.

You really can.

All but the absolute coldest days.

But this is not the prime time of the year.

And over the next couple, three weeks, four weeks, that's going to become even more true that it's not prime time.

And it'll be going into March as things begin to come up the other side of the slope. And that's what we're going to be talking about today is cat fishing. So why are we doing it all? Because I'm going to get myself all excited. I don't want to go fishing and, you know, I'll have a few trips here and there over the next few months at best and then

it'll go back to normal. Well, because it's what's on my mind and I had somebody recently

a good friend of mine that we were having a text chat by and we were talking about different

things with catfishing and I was giving him some advice and there was something he had just never

heard of and I'm like, yeah, well, maybe he'll be, and this guy I'm like yeah I've made if he look then this guy listens right I'm like well if this guy doesn't know this then

maybe I didn't cover it before maybe it's been a long time and it's just time to talk about it and

the other thing is there's a lot of serious shit going on in the world right now and sometimes

it's good to just talk about things that are kind of fun that also

apply to like a sustainable regenerative lifestyle that apply to a healthy lifestyle that apply

to preparedness because knowing how to gather food is a huge part of preparedness how to lower

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