I want to start my own business, King Jigs.

Well, I got to a point where I was tired of the jig prices, and so I just started tying them myself.

And then COVID hit, and I was like, well...

What am I going to do for money? And at the time, I was tying some really good jigs, and I knew they worked.

They catch a lot of salmon.

So me and my dad were talking.

He was like, hey, why don't we do a fishing company or something? So I had the bright idea of just...

like what's the hardest lesson that you've learned

Like, where do you feel like things started to, you know, kind of take jumps for you, um, or, you know, how, how were you kind of exposed to a higher level of fishing?

Yeah, so I'd say it'd be later.

I was always, always had...

Always really competitive, you know, ever since I was little.

And we, uh, we raced a lot of dirt bikes, a lot of, you know, off-road stuff, motocross, things like that.

And I think I was five years old, I had my first dirt bike and I was out racing on the track.

So it was al- always, like, super competitive, and anything I wanted to do, I just knew, you know, I wanted to give it my all and try to be the best that I could be.

Like, how do I connect those dots? [laughs]