Good morning, Salt Strong Nation.

Joe Simons, like diamonds. Last week, we did a podcast on finding that 90-10 zone in the winter. Let's face it, regardless of where you are, even in South Florida, it has been cold. There's iguanas falling out of trees. It's been freezing. And so we got a lot of questions about, hey, I just want to go out and catch a bunch of trout. I'm still struggling on wintertime. So we had this podcast from a while back that did very, very well. And it was about finding that trout honeyhole, we call trout on demand, Todd, if you will. I wanted to play this one. This is a repeat, but worth listening to, especially if you just want to go out there and catch a ton of trout.

They're probably the easiest to catch in the winter. They really, really bundle up and kind of huddle together, if you will.

And so once you find one, you usually find a hundred of them. So hopefully this will be really,

really helpful. And next week, we'll be back to the normal program with some other really cool stuff.

And hopefully we'll be out of this winter season before too long.

But as we said in the last podcast and in this one, wintertime can be one of the most predictable times to find the fish.

It's just a matter of finding them.

And once you start dallying the patterns in, boo-bam, sham, everything changes.

Enjoy tight lines and talk to you soon.

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Here's your host, Joe Simons, like diamonds.

There we are, a little trail.

Fish on. Found a little trail. Fish on!

Found a little hole here. Cold day. We got Joe and Luke Simon's like diamonds.

And we've just been kind of scouting around. I just got, ooh, I just got, ooh, lost one.

We're trying to find some wind protected areas here.

If any of you who have fished this year so far, it's been a cold and windy year all over the place, not just here in Florida.

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