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.

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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

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And then like five and a half hours later, I'm like, even if one comes off and eats their

shit right now, my reaction will be like,

yippie. Like, you know what I mean? Like, yay, we got one. Pull into a graveyard. Oh,

graveyard. Graveyard ponds. I was dying to fish there. Oh, yeah, I know. I know. I had to go there.

It's fine. It took me a second. Unless you had a baby or a puppy, nobody is pulling over for you in a parking lot.

I, like, walked over kind of the side of the road and I immediately turned back around.

I was like, what am I thinking? This is not the right part of the world for this.

Yeah, exactly. Yeah.

Come on, man. Cutton retry try that. You know that's never going to work. Good morning, friends, degenerate anglers, and people that don't believe you need to be less than nine or older than 65 to wear Velcro sneakers.

And welcome to Cut and Retie, the fishing podcast that leaves the shower running in its motel room all day.

So if someone tries to break in and steal its stuff, they just think someone's in the shower.

And that's a hot tip that you can use, by the way.

A fellow fishing media person taught me that years ago. Anywho, I'm Joe Cermelli. Happy Friday, guys. And I'm going to start

by saying, I don't want this episode. Okay, I don't want it. I don't. This is not the episode

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