But, um, How about you just run me through kind of your bait program set up and any tips you have for people out there float fishing or whatever they're doing for Chinook?

I'd say don't be afraid to try new things.

Of course, if you know somebody who's great at fall salmon fishing and they say, do this, it works, that's fine, try it.

But don't be afraid to play around and do things because I think a lot of the success I've found so far is taking a second, slowing down and breaking it down to a science like let's try just eggs okay no scent no additives no nothing fish that for a while it doesn't work maybe add a powdered scent powdered shrimp powdered tuna something to that effect if that doesn't work okay now let's do eggs and sand shrimp okay that's not working let's do sand shrimp and tuna belly bam you got a fish okay you figured it out because you took the time to slow down and try some different things and just figure it out it it's pretty awesome feeling when you actually play with it that much and then something works and then you okay let's build a pattern let's try it again and it works and it works and it works and you did it yourself

Yeah.

And I said, yeah, let's do it.

And he goes, let's go get an oversized sturgeon.

And we bombed across the river, went to a spot that he knows, and we pulled out some sturgeon rods.

Here's Anthony telling me about the early stages of prep for the show.

The first thing that struck me that I had to take into consideration was the, was the proportions of the collection.

You know, the sort of big shoulders and the, you know, which is very Mugler, the very sort of triangular, um, proportions that, that Mugler was so famous for.

You know, whatever goes on top has to really sort of play, play, um, it has to kind of fit very, very well within those proportions.

So, um, that, that was going through my mind a lot.

And then when I saw the collection, um, a few days before the show, when we went in to do the hair and makeup test, that's when we started to play around with, with ideas.

We started with something extremely conceptual and, um, you know, something that sort of mimicked the, the, the constructual elements of the collection.

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