Good morning and welcome to another exciting edition of BTO.

Day four with the man Frank Scalish. I believe this is number 153.

We are climbing up there.

We are climbing up there. The shows are getting bigger, but the Bates are getting smaller.

Amen, brother. We're going old school, sort of, kind of.

It is. It is a recorded show today. I'm at Santee Cooper competing in stop number three of the Bass

Master open e-cues and I can promise you I will probably not currently throwing

what we're talking about today,

although I do have a very large selection

of what we're talking about today.

Something is near and dear to my heart,

and I know is a little bit of a sleeper for what you like to do and it's it's your bread and butter

Casten winding crankbates but little crankbates

Tiny crankbates that is the that's going to be the theme of our show today. Tiny crankbates.

And just in time for the release of the Norman Deep Tiny End in the three crop patterns and so it's kind of timely.

It's a very timely show and I have a cat on my back now. That's two shows in a row now.

I know it's like a monkey on my back. I got a cat on my back.

What now which one is that? That's links. Now last week, immediately after the show, links attempted to eat a

Stapels. Yeah, but what do they call those things where the state, like the long row of staples?

What are those called?

A sleeve, a sleeve of staples.

Links attempted to eat an entire sleeve of staples, not 30 seconds after last week's show ended.

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