Ep. 129 - Locals Only Stride-X Treatments

Cut & Retie

Joe Cermele

Wilderness, Sports

5 • 649 Ratings

🗓️ 11 April 2025

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

This week, Jesse Stanislaw of Stride Baits gets a time-traveling Corey Feldman on a sick sheepshead bite, we shamefully cover our faces with a striper dripping with Italian dressing, catch a record weakfish after losing 200 jigheads, and take panoramic photos of a bowfin that ignored every lure we threw at it.

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0:00.0	How upset are you now that I've just become the recent owner of a Carolina skiff and will probably fish some of the spots that you showed me?
0:09.0	No, I'm fine with it because now you're going to take me out.
0:12.0	I think the two-pound line class record on the fly rod was like very easily attainable.
0:18.0	Yeah.
0:19.0	And I actually think I broke it twice in the day,
0:21.3	but I never actually submitted it.
0:23.2	Like jicheads.
0:24.2	Like simple,
0:24.8	simple jake heads.
0:25.5	You pour all your own jic heads?
0:27.1	Well,
0:27.5	that's because I fish with you
0:29.2	and how many jigs have you lost
0:30.4	in the past year?
0:31.1	Fair.
0:31.5	You beat me to it.
0:32.2	I was going to cop up.
0:33.1	I was going to own right up to that.
0:43.4	Come on, we try that.
0:44.8	You know that's never going to work.
0:47.3	Good morning, friends, degenerate anglers, and people who would tell you one of the
0:51.9	greatest nights of their lives involve the arcade version of Big Buck Hunter, Golden Isle on N64, or the discovery that a jukebox
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