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

For more than 20 years, Cabo has been synonymous with punishing monster fish in the harshest environments from the beaches to the canyons, and I can tell you from experience, the new Cabos go harder than ever.

Sealed to IPX8 standards, sand, sand nor salt nor grit is getting inside the high-strength

aluminum body while the CFX-200 carbon fiber drag system is designed to take years of torture.

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

So if you're ready to take a swing with a tough, dependable sidekick, visit quantumfishing.com.

You filmed a whole video with no fish in it where you had a croppy, I think taped to a steering wheel driving a car.

There was baby oil involved.

This was a real crappie that was talking on a cell phone, punching a punching bag.

We cracked jokes more than we really be fishing.

It just be so much fun.

We're just laughing. I mean, I'm dying laughing. So we was like, Duke. Oh, man. Then we catch bigger fish. Oh, that was a dupe. You know? So then the lane was, the bigger the bass, the bigger the dupe. Just give me a little bit of dominoes, man. because they need much opportunity to talk to a really good domino player on cut and retie, man.

Excuse me, Joe.

I'm a dominoologist.

Dominolegist.

That's it.

Come on, man.

Cutting retry that. You know that's never going to work.

Good morning, friends, degenerate anglers, and people whose idea of a quality fishing shirt is the one that says, sorry, I couldn't take your call. I was on the other line. And welcome to Cut and Retie, the

fishing podcast that's fully aware you can make a

toilet paper holder out of a Penn International offshore reel, but would never do it because it would

clash with its van stall spool toothbrush holder. Hey now, happy Friday. Everyone, I am Joe

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