If the movie Roadhouse was a fishing reel, it would be the new third generation Cabo from Quantum.

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I fully expect my new Cobbos to hit like brass knuckles season after season for a long time.

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That's also a question that could be asked. Hey, Tim, do you have a flasher for me? Yes. He already said that he did. So that's the mental part of this. He asked me on the phone. I did. I must have spaced out for me. While he was holding a red bell pepper in the grocery store. He made a note of telling me that. Tim didn't just drive the snow machine back over to the shack.

Tim picked Joe up, put him on his shoulder, brought him into the shack, and very gently set him down on one of the seats in his three-man flipover.

I'm sure Tim and I are going to pick the same song.

Yeah.

Say Tim.

New Hampshire's all right if you like fighting?

Yes.

We'll smash your fucking face in.

Oh, you guys.

You guys are too cute.

Come on, man.

Cut and retry that.

You know that's never going to work.

Good morning, friends, degenerate anglers, and people who have to ask the guy running the karaoke machine to start summer of 69 over again because you came in at the wrong time.

And welcome to Cut and Retie, the fishing podcast that is so hungover right now,

it really just needs to get through this and go home. Okay. Hey, happy, happy Friday, everybody.

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