Hey everybody, this week on all things fishing.

We talk about making a kit for bank fishing.

In this episode, we'll go over all the lures I would put in a box specifically for bank

fishing, like some frogs, some poppers, stuff like that.

Hey, everybody, I'm excited to be recording the 48th episode of the All Things

Fishing podcast this week.

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

for bank fishing.

Before we start the episode today, since last week, I have only gotten to fish

only gotten to fish twice, or I mean I've gotten to fish twice, which is pretty awesome.

But I went to a pond that was supposed to have bass and supposed to have some bass and some

bass and then there's some sunfish in there i did not see the whole pond is like insanely shallow and um i have polarite some cheap

a cheap pair of polar eye sunglasses i could see like to the bottom the entire way around the pond

there were no bass in that lake or in the pond so yeah and then I went fishing at one of my

normal spots for catfish and there one I didn't catch I got some normal size

fish nothing close to the 12 pounder I caught last week but one of the tiniest catfish that I caught

this week was it had a sea lamp ray

latched onto it so basically what sea lamp rays are is they're like kind of worm things almost

they're really tiny but they just like latch onto the fish and they just kind of eat they like

it's gross they're the worst so i pulled them off

of that guy i'm not sure if it was good for him but um hopefully that will be an isolated case but yeah

sea lamp ray are definitely not good for uh for the fish so this week like i said uh this week is

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