Hey everybody, this week in all things fishing, we talk about filling a terminal box.

On this week, we'll go over what box you should use for your terminal tackle, what type of hooks,

what all stuff like that to put in it, all for freshwater fishing.

Hey everybody, I'm excited to be recording the 53rd episode of the All Things Fishing

podcast this week, and this week we'll be talking about filling a terminal box.

But before we talk about that, fishing has not been going super well.

I've gotten to fish twice since I last recorded an episode.

Um, once we didn't catch anything, I actually got rained out. Um, and once, uh, once we got a few sunfish, um, one of which was on a nedrig, I think. Um, but yeah, we got a few sunfish and other than that we cut one of

which we cut up and put on the hook for catfish but no catfish over the past

week so the catfish fishing has not been super good yeah so for lure of the

week last week if you guys listened to the episode you'll know that I picked a Ned Rig for Lure of the Week.

And a Ned Rig is what ended up working this week, so I'm glad.

It was a good decision. I'm glad I decided to try it out.

Yeah.

So my guess for Lure of the Week this week is because the water's getting a bit colder.

The water's cooling down.

The fish are going to be going into the deeper areas of the rivers or lakes.

Then my guess is going to be a deep diving crank bait, like a Rapala DT10, something like that, or like the cheaper Ozark Trail versions.

Just stuff like that you can cover a lot of water with

and also get them down really deep so for this for the main part of the episode this week

um i have filling a terminal box i realized i've talked about terminal tackle a bit um on the

like 50 episodes that i've done before um on a couple of the 50 episodes I've done before

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