Hey everybody, this week on all things fishing, we'll be talking about filling a terminal locks for salt water.

On this episode, we will go over what stuff to put in the terminal locks for strippers, sharks, and then other smaller saltwater fish.

Hey everybody, I'm super excited to be recording the 54th episode of the All Things Fishing podcast this week.

And this week, like I said in the introduction, we'll be talking about filling a terminal

locks for salt water.

Before we start that, I've gotten to fish a couple of times over the weekend because we were on vacation.

We're at a house close by the Rappahannock River.

We had a great time.

I caught two or three fish.

I actually really only caught two fish on that river.

One of the fish was actually when I've never caught before,

and it was a northern puffer fish.

The only type of puffer fish that I think is the only type of puffer fish

that lives in the Chesapeake Bay.

So I was very excited about that.

It was only like six inches long, which is about as big as they get.

And then also a white perch on a Cotton Cordell Bate Bonanza.

So that is my lure of the week for this week, or for last week,

the lure that ended up working for me for lure of the week was a was with was the was the

uh cotton cordel bait mananza and that's really only because that's the only tiny crankbait that

i had like the only tiny lipless crankbait that i um use a lot i have like i think one other but that's

really the only tiny one that i use that can catch white perch.

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