What goes on, welcome to the ASFN by Demonstrations. We'll be doing on a weekly basis showing you baits hopefully to get you a bit of results. Now today for obvious reasons we're in the Sardine run and I'm going to show you just a body bait, a Sardine body bait on a normal share trace for catching shat. The quickest easiest way to tie that. And I believe it or not. Sardine is probably the most used bait still in South Africa. This is a defrosted bait which I froze again for the purpose of bait demonstrations. This is not a bait I'll actually use. Before this I'll just cut it like that keeping the belly and the heart inside it. Getting the tail off. And then I'll actually slit this whole top part. I'll cut off as well. Then just splitting it open. Now the Sardine had a backbone. A lot of them don't have backbones. Okay and I'll be using a toothpick as well. And that's to secure that bait onto the hook. And I'm casting to stick it through. And I'll just cut it off there. Hey, look at that now. I don't push it for enough. Nice and deep. And then you just push the hooks through the bottom here. The toothpicks through. Fold that over. This is a bit pups the Sardine. As I said it was defrosted already. And then you'll just tie it neatly onto the hook. Now this bait being cut and now being taken the back off like that. We'll release a lot of smell in the water as well. Let's have the visual effect that you want for sure. Now you'll see using fresh sards and even the Natal Sards coming through. As soon as you can get your hands on that. We'll make a much neater presentation. I'm going to cut this baiting cord off. And that's all you need to catch, Shad. Straight forward hook, proud. First bite. It's on. Thank you once again for joining us in our bait demonstrations. And I hope you guys are learning from it and getting better results. This is a basis of just forming the foundation of tying baits. You'll build on that and as we go along we'll show you more interesting beta presentations, different types of baits all along and how we tie them. And using these basic methods you can start being creative and build your own bait to present the best possible bait out there to get you the best possible results. Thanks for joining us remember to subscribe and you'll be notified every time we load a new video. And thank you guys for supporting ASFM in bringing you as much fishing content and information as what we possibly can. See you next week.