Somehow blowing fireballs with alcohol comes up. And I forget the context of even how it comes up. And Paul goes, I know how to do that. And like it's nothing. Your mom goes, no, you don't. You're like, yeah, I do, mom. She's like, well, then go do it. You listened to your guide on the first trip. You didn't listen to me on this trip.

I kept begging you to put a chartreuse on, and you refused and you stopped answering me at one point.

You didn't ask me that many times.

I just wanted to see a big brown arc up off the bottom and smoke that thing. Did you try putting a suspend dot on that?

No, I should have put a suspend dot on it.

That or drilled a cavity out and stuffed it with power bait.

Come on, man.

Cut and retry that.

You know that's never going to work.

Good morning.

Friends, degenerate anglers, and people who believe stuffing a little smear of power bait inside the tiny body of an inline spinner will somehow make that spinner more effective.

And welcome to Cut and Retire, the Fishing Podcast, that disagrees but does believe stuffing power bait inside one Totino's pizza roll on the platter at your next church picnic will make you both hilarious and popular. Hey now, happy Friday to all of y'all. I'm Joe Cermelli

and stuffing power bait inside of things. It's sort of part of today's show. Well, you know what?

Not so much the episode, but it was a huge theme

during the recent fishing trip. This episode is chronicling. And for anyone who doesn't know

what the hell I'm talking about right now, Berkeley recently put out an inline spinner,

I guess ahead of this year's trout season, with a chamber, a hollow chamber built into it,

into which you can stuff power bait.

Now, how do I know this?

Because 956 of you sent me the reel of it that was circulating on the gram.

Okay, I got bombarded by this.

And here's all I'm going to say.

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