What's up, everybody? It's Forrest Galante here, zooming in for podcast episode 23 of the Wild Times from a beautiful area north of Seattle. I'm joined today by my good friends, the producer, Mr. Patrick DeLucah. What's up, Pat?

Hey, pal. How are you? You look sunburned, mate. I did. I've been camping. I've been

sure it's optional for like three weeks straight. Of course I'm sunburned. You know me well enough

to know I'm always sunburned. Fair enough. And Mr. Pig Trash himself, the professor, Peter, what's up, buddy?

Hey guys, what's going on?

Everybody drink.

Forrest has his shirt off, and that is rule number four on the Wild Times drinking game.

Cheers, mates.

Do we have to play the game?

My vodka lemonade matches the sunset and Forrest's skin. That's racist, bro. Relax. Forrest, what's, I love the Pacific

Northwest man up there, the Seattle Sound, fucking Bainbridge Island. Beautiful. Adorable.

Beautiful. Yeah. Bainbridge.

What do you got going on up there?

Well, we came down out of Montana.

I've just spent the last week fly fishing up in the yak, which is this incredibly remote region of Montana.

Grizzly bears, tons of trout, beautiful crystal clear glacial water, living out of the camper on top of the truck.

It was epic.

And then dropped down through Idaho, fished a little bit, and made it all the way here to Seattle in two days.

I've got friends here, I'm spending a couple days here.

And then on Tuesday of next week, I'm going to the dolls of Oregon to fish for sturgeon.

Then I'm meeting up with some friends to mushroom hunt in Northern California.

And then after about a month, I'll finally be home.

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