I bought my first pair of Grundens bibs when I was 18 years old, and 20 plus years later,

I'm still a diehard Grundens guy. From deck boots to rain gear, base layers, to board shorts,

I trust Grundens to keep me warm while winter trout fishing, cool while chasing summer small mouths,

and blood and slime-free on the tuna grounds. Grondens has been making gear for the harshest conditions for over 100 years,

so you should trust them too.

To check out their entire line, head over to grundins.com

and use the promo code cut and retie 20 at checkout to take 20% off your order.

Grundins, we are fishing.

I called you and I was like, hey man, can I get three of them double-dipper frogs,

three sizes bigger, and you sent them.

And what I had in my head, the customer is always right until they're not.

And I was extremely wrong, Carl.

Every gibroni under 47 years old was out there swinging these teak a graph

by like a lightsaber and coming up emptier than a urinal and bad the body works. Don't stare into

those eyes too long or you may develop a sudden urge to move to the desert and live in a school bus.

Come on, man. Cut and retry that. You know that's never going to work.

Good morning, friends, degenerate anglers, and people who used to go to PetSmart to shop for chain wallet chains.

And welcome to Cut and Retire, the fishing podcast you dread having in the lane next to you when you're trying to enjoy a relaxing evening of laser bowling.

I'm Joe Cermelli.

And happy Friday the 13th, Jason Voorhe's fans.

Some of you out there, at least, will agree with me when I say that while Friday the 13th is a classic film series, It was probably the worst Nintendo game ever made,

right? I bought it, though, and so did you. And 15 minutes into playing, you're just like,

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