Hey everybody.

This week in all things fishing, we talk about tackle trays versus tackle boxes.

In this episode, we'll go over the good things and the bad things of both of,

of both tackle trays and tackle boxes to hopefully help you guys decide whether or not you should use a tackle box or a tackle tray.

Hey everybody, I'm super excited to be recording the 55th episode of the All Things Fishing podcast this week.

And this week, like I said, the introduction, we'll be talking about tackle trays versus

tackle boxes.

Before I start the show, fishing has been going, I've gotten to fish, I think, once since I

last recorded an episode for the podcast.

We only caught, I, we only got, or I only got one tiny, like one tiny catfish.

It was only like a, I think it was like two pounds, one ounce or something like that.

So pretty tiny fish.

Um, but a guy was fishing on the dock next to, next to us.

All of a sudden his rod just started like, it fell over and it just started, it was bending like crazy.

Like he, so he got, he got the got the fish in uh holds it like grabs it by the mouth holds it up and he didn't even want to weigh it

it was probably it was eight to 10 pounds it was in that like eight to 10 pound range he just um

and he says he called it like it he called it a tiny fish and then he just like tossed it back in the water.

So apparently there are much bigger fish in the rivers that I fish than I thought they were.

Because if that, if that was a tiny fish, then I don't know what, I don't know what a big fish would be.

So, yeah, and then for Lure of the Week, I had some good luck yesterday fishing in Ned Rig.

I think, yeah, I got one tiny bass.

Other than that, we didn't, we have, actually, I got to fish twice since I last recorded

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