2023 marks Old Town's 125th year of building premium watercraft on the banks of the Penobscot River

right in Old Town, Maine. How do you celebrate a milestone like that? With a limited edition

color called Gray Ghost, an homage to the Maine-born fly pattern of the same name that is as

trusted today as it was nearly a century ago.

Throwing a nod to the past as it propels into the future, Old Town is offering four of their

power-driven sportsman models in this unique color.

But quantities are limited.

So if you want to own one of these numbered watercraft, don't sleep on visiting Oldtowncanoo.com

slash cut and retop. Don't let this ghost

fade away. Do you know how many bad things start with, hey, I've got a lot of rope?

I knew in the back of my mind, I'm like, it's really freaking windy, but he's got a lot of rope.

And I'm like, oh my gosh, that's got to be a snake head.

And I even think I yelled down to you guys, I just saw a snake roll.

Yeah, and I'm thinking like, nah, he just saw a carp.

Cast and bacon, if something latched on party bonus bodhisattva.

Yeah. something latched on party bonus bodhisattva. Come on, man. Cut and retry that. You know that's never going to work.

Good morning, friends, degenerate anglers, and people that can play the opening chords of

smells like teen spirit on guitar,

but absolutely nothing else.

And welcome to Cut and Retire, the fishing podcast that never sold enough chocolate bars

to get anything from even the second level of prizes in the annual school candy sale.

Most of what I sold, I bought myself.

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