Mm-hmm.

Every time I'd stop I'd catch one or two, until I got to the last period.

And I think the last period the first day I was in the 40s, and then I got to the magic spot that I knew, like, I had went in there and practiced, and I'd caught a...

The water, I'd, I'd been looking at, and, and the whole key to it was there was a, there was a beaver dam and a beaver pond in the back of this pocket.

And it, the water was so low you couldn't, it was deeper.

There was two ditches come out of the beaver pond, and there was a big, there was a tree laid over the creek.

You couldn't get underneath it or the ditch going into it.

What, what kind of line are you using, rod, reel, that kind of stuff?

Anyway, so, uh,

then that was a one, two punch on the first day.

And then I ran, I ran on up to the dam and, uh, I caught a third period using my scope and that's a zoom, uh, Tennessee shed colored, uh, five inch wing fluke on an eighth ounce big day spotlighter head and a 12 pound sun line.

I've, I've actually went up in size on my, my leader for doing this because I don't think it really matters.

Cause you're, so the whole deal on this is like you tie a loop knot and you want that thing to rock side to side years ago, uh, I figured this out years ago.

If you could find the bait that would do this as it's going forward and rock, you know, had this lazy wobbling thing is a, an attractant to bass like no other.

It's a catching bait.

So