Steven Rinella

And I remember like it was that early.

Yeah.

And we started running braid.

Braid lasts forever.

Yeah, you go to your grandma and grandpa's house and you go in there looking for a rod and the mono is just like crumbling off the spool.

Sure, man.

There's a bird nest right here that my buddy Brody, he was telling me it's killing him.

He wants to drag it out of the nest.

He says there's a bird nest against our building that is full of braid.

Oh, wow.

Yeah.

We're talking about whether that bird's going to get wrapped up in that braid or not.

He's thinking about, he's trying, he was the other day, he's trying to weigh out, like, do you metal and get the braid out of there?

Or do you let him be and just have his braid?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Which makes me curious where that braid even came from.

Do you, do you even, I guess probably in saltwater, you find more applications for it, but, and maybe this is more of a testament to the fact that I'm, uh, that I'm not broke all the time anymore, but I only ever use, I use braid and floral, man.

I never touched monofilament.

Dude, I do a lot of vertical jigging, you know, a lot of vertical jigging.