Jase Robertson

He put the little brown pellet, looked like dog food.

Yeah.

Kind of like what they feed catfish.

Every trout would have seven or eight crawfish.

He's like, I know there's more crawfish here.

And you've got to buy that stuff, so it's cutting into your profits.

So somebody told him, well, you've got to have fresh bait, Phil.

Well, he's got all his hoop nets because we're commercial fish in the river.

So that's when this thing took a turn.

So then we would go run the nets, take all the good fish, go sell them at the fish market, take all the crawfish and chop them up.

put them into crawfish traps.

We got 500 traps.

So we start running these nets, taking the good fish, selling them at the market, taking the bad fish.

Not bad as in worthless.

We were throwing those back, but now we're using those for bait.

But just think about this.

If every day you wake up,

and you're chopping up fish, using it for bait, then you're running 500 traps.

Well, all of a sudden, we started catching 10 to 20 times what we were catching.

So now we're selling them.