I'm going to show you now the dual long distance casting bait for a very simple foam. Any foam is up to you. Obviously I sink it with a clip on it. I'll stand a double hook share trace. Two side ends cut into the knife. I'm just moving out a piece of foam quickly. Let's move out the right length. Cut it down a little bit on the big side. Short in the front, deep in the middle and short out the back. Or taper it at the back if you'd like a bullet that. Usually I do want to start. Basically my starting point. A bit of latex cut in. And a lot of it. Share the good razor shop teeth. If you don't mind changing your flotation in your cotton every time, put a little bit of cotton on. I don't like changing it at all, so I'll put a half a lot of cotton on. Guys, you just bear with me here. That's pretty much the trace. Very simply what I'm going to do is take a side in, chop off behind the head, tail off. Easiest way is straight down the center until you hit the back bone. Take it from there, open it up, open it up. So there's your first one done. I'm doing exactly the same with the second one. Over there. Straight down the back and again just open it up. These are slightly small side-ins. If they were bigger, I'd only use one. I'm taking the back bone out of one of them only. That's one of taking the back bone out. What I'm going to do with this one, take the knife and cut straight down the back bone, breaking all the bones. Turning it inside out, hook on the top and wrapping it. Trusty latex cotton if I can get the end of it. And wrapping it up. And I put a lot on this one. Guys, they have a lot. Just to hold it in place, the back bone has got a lot of smell in it, a lot of blood. It keeps it very rigid. So basically that's what I'm doing there. I'm then taking the second one that has got no back bone in it and wrapping it around again. But slightly through the back. It's much softer and there's no back bone holding any of the actual flesh, stomach or anything in. So that will dissipate a lot quicker than the first one. So that's basically all I've done. Now taking the second hook and just going under the latex cotton, if you can see, I'm just trying to grab it. You go under the latex cotton and then back out. Just so it holds it in place for a second. Turn it around. Get it to turn around. There we go. And then cotton that onto it as well. There we go. There we go, guys. Very messy, mushy bait. Over there, as you can see, a lot of blood coming out of it using out. The reason you put a lot of latex on it is so that all the blood and the smell gets squashed out of it. As a little particle start dissipating into the water, the elastic from the latex cotton actually contracts on it and holds it in place and actually pushes more of the blood out of it. A long distance casting one like I say. There's my sinker clip goes on it. It's a long thin bait and you can throw this a mile and a half guys. When it hits the water, the sinker comes off. This will float up like that. Actually it floats up like that because that's the more dense side of it and any share that comes along, pops ups, doesn't make a difference. There's a trace already for it. Simple. Very easy to do, very easy to throw, very aerodynamic and there's a lot of blood and smell and guts on that one, guys.