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And so then it throws me all tops of her because I'm like, well, I'm scared shitless of the lightning but damn it she just stuck a nice one so maybe there's game here.

And I know if it wasn't for the lightning though and that fish jumped and lightning at the same time

I would never saw the size of.

But if you want to come up with your own fly, take a known pattern that's out there and just change the color of one little piece.

We're laughing, but that's what most people do and then call them, call them new flies.

As per usual, Sleazy Jeff was soaking power bait molded around a huge treble hook,

below the old eel weir, and had a big fat rainbow trout on his stringer.

Yeah. weir and had a big fat rainbow trout on his stringer. Come on, man.

Cut and retie that.

You know that's never going to work.

Good morning, friends, degenerate anglers, and people that remember what they were wearing

the night the Jenny McCarthy show aired. And welcome to Cut and Retie, the fishing podcast that was way more into Nicole

Eggert than Carmen Electra. I'm Joe Cermely. Happy Friday, kids. And before we get started,

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