On today's episode, we take a look at not one but two new baits from Berkeley.

A man catches a possible state record in the Northeast with a pretty shocking twist for an ending.

We talk mono versus floro for jerk baits and more on today's episode of Tackle Talk.

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to Tackle Talk is Tackle Talk 5. All right, everybody, first up on the docket today, it looks like we have a bit of

news coming to us from Vermont, and specifically some reporters over at compass vermont.com

with a wild article headline that says, he settled for the unofficial largest smallmouth bass

so his wife could have fish cakes. This is a real article, folks. The article here

says a nearly two foot bass caught in a small pond tips the scale above the state record,

but ends up being dinner. A lower Sims pond angler has landed what would have been Vermont's

new state record smallmouth bass if he hadn't filleted it first.

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