Steven Rinella

So all along the state record channel cat was just cause a guy caught it and said it was a channel cat.

And then only later did someone go like, you know, one, two, three, four, five.

I can't remember what the numbers are.

Well, like one is like eight to nine fins and one is 12 to 14 fins or something like that.

And some other indicators and like, we had it all wrong.

Um, and then it was kind of funny because the race started all over again.

And so people were breaking channel cat records monthly or whatever, because they had to build it back up.

Like a guy comes in, he's got a four pounder.

That's the record five pounder.

And then it built back up to some, you know, realistically hits that plateau.

Yeah.

It built back up to some realistic measure, but how often in your own things do you get where someone like Mundus submits is legitimate.

And then your investigation finds that it's not, or you in time realize that there was a misunderstanding or,

In an old record falls away.

But what a weird, that's a, that's a kind of a roundabout way to get a date.

It was like first step got to catch a big tarpon.

Oh.

Tell me about the line-class deal.

How do you break that down?

So, cause you got, so you just said a minute ago, you got all tackle and then line class things.