Whether it's painted on a musky glide bait, trout spoon, or walleye jerk bait,

Fire Tiger has been fooling the meanest predators for decades.

Now, Old Town is paying homage to this legendary lore pattern by putting it on their Sportsman Autopilot.

The limited edition Fire Tiger color is available on the Sportsman Autopilot 120 and Autopilot 136,

two kayaks made for anglers as aggressive as the color itself, and featuring a 45-pound

thrustman coat of motor, remote steering, and spotlock technology.

If you're really ready to stand out on the water, visit Oldtown canoe.com slash cut and retie

to learn more about the sportsman autopilot fire tiger.

It's funny because, you know, I'm listening to you, and I realize it was a different time when you were growing up,

but to hear your parents being okay with you and your brother just sort of taking public transit wherever you wanted to around Manhattan to fish.

Like that, my mom barely let me go around the block on my bike.

You know, at that time, I was just like, well, you throw a spinner bait, you know, and that's about what you do.

Yeah.

Or, you know, once in a while a worm, if it's a small, shallow place.

Little Ricky's perplex face, meanwhile, says.

Ugh, I can really use a juicebox from some Mr. Rogers right now.

Yeah. Mr. Rogers right now. Come on, man. Cut and retry that. You know that's never going to work.

Good morning. Friends, degenerate anglers, and any sad, sad people that must concede

Buffalo Wild Wings is the best wing option in their town.

And welcome to Cut and Retie, the Fishing Podcast, that has to be practically starving to death

to patronize establishments such as Chili's, Fridays, Outback Steakhouse, on the border,

macaroni grill, Olive Garden, Red Lobster, Applebee's, Longhorn Steakhouse, and Hula Hands.

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