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Love it.

So I think I'm gonna have- That's a bit of me.

'Cause they're gonna do five days.

They're gonna do...

I'm gonna think, "Well, Gaz is gonna be up in his waders anyway, so he'll fucking, he's your mate." Yeah.

What you gotta do- So, like, we, so c- half seven, I'm like, "Gaz, where you been sitting then, mate? Where have they been?" And he'd tell me.

So, is that because you don't have the passion to go fishing anymore and you only go for work, or are you having to make a compromise because you can't do everything?

Yeah.

This country, we don't have to do that.

Okay? So it doesn't intrinsically happen.

Yeah, so it's not in the curriculum.

So what are we gonna do? Mm.

So there is a call to arms in this.

There is a bit of a le- let's create our fishing NATO, yeah? Mm.

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if, if collectively, if there was 10 million anglers in the UK, and they, they had a collective voice, the politicians would be like, "Fucking hell, we need, we need these pe- that's 10 million votes that we could, that we can get."

But what, but you're only talk- y- we're not, we're actually not talking about having to do that much with regards to...

So there's all these exhibitions that go on in halls, right? Yeah.

Um, I know, uh, Scott Lloyd's tried to set something up this summer, which I felt again, obviously it's a, it's an exhibition with mainly like, oh, do people wanna come? A- and then there's, I think Tommy's were trying to do something as well, like a fishing event, but it's again paid.

I think if four brands got together and said, "We're just all gonna go.

We're just gonna shout the hell out of it to get parents come, absolutely free of charge." Yeah.

You get a g- a few people there, it's the beginning of something rather than talking about it.

The BBC are shitting their pants at the moment, aren't they?