So I decided to do a little bit presentation. I just got Johnny's on the other side. He's trying to get me a live bit. So until he does that we're going to maximize our fishing tournament. Get a baton in the water as well. In case there's a hungry cobra around. That's 0.8-0.00 carbon. I always tried to work on my scratching chases on a single single. Just because I find that you don't get stuck as much with a single single. So to start off, just a piece of high density foam with a bare surface on it. What I've got onto my 6-0 big one is I've actually had a wishbone on it which is just a piece of thicker nylon in between the actual knot in the hook. And what that does is that assists in keeping that hook sitting straight up and not folding on the phone. So as you get to that wishbone, just go first across on it. Get it set in there. Three or four half inches is secure that in place. A lot of movements, a lot of very loud sounds because of that high density foam. Measure your foam first. Shape it a little bit. Not a big fan of straight edges. I always like my chocolate to be shaped nicely so that you can actually shape it a bit properly. Alright, with my funky bit mesher that I've actually put some of the EVA grip onto. Very funky, so far. Just a little bit of flare while you're fishing. I've got a little bit of mesh in here. So you're using just using the thick side first of the mesher and then off to that. We just use the thin side. Alright, then I want to add some corn on to that as well. You can see the top of my bed box is a little bit of a mess because I was trying to decide what I actually need to use and what I want to use it. You have so much of choice. You actually even know what to use. So what we're going to do is start off with your chop and chop. The water is very clean. We have that big western that came to yesterday. So when the water is very clean, what you want to do is you want to keep your baits looking as good as possible and as presentable as possible. Whether water is dirty, it really doesn't matter. It just matters about smell. So we're going to keep this as beautiful as possible. We can keep our artistic flame going. Back of that, I'm going to add that corn for a little bit of smell as in the till the actual look of the bait. It's going to go white. It depends. There will be days where there are a lot of pecs around. Then you might change it around. You might hide the prawn on the inside so that the pecs have to really work through the chop at home to get to the prawn. But for your first throw, you want to make your bait that you think is going to get you a fish and for me for This is ideally my favorite bit of color. A lot of common ones, one bit like this. So yeah, at the end of it, that is what your bit looks like. We've got our little skillet move, and what we do is, at the end, we just pin it. At the end of the day, you got that. And you get your my favorite little globey there. You can see my watch for a little bit of bling bling. But yeah, the view is at the end of the day, that's my favorite chocolate bit. I've got a lot of carbon in them. I've actually got a few stampies on it as well, but we leave that one for the oven. But yeah, let's see if we can go and get a bite on this. On that, I've got, yeah, as I said before, 0.8 of Lula carbon, onto a 6-o big gun, and then a 3-o-chillow. It's actually a 4-o-chillow. As my scale em up, and then a normal 6-on-sync, and then a single sobo. And then we are going to go and have a toilet with one wash my hands. But yeah, tackle we're going to use today in the saltest Elite Heavy, 15 foot, and that match to a BG8000, and on that 50 pound JV. Yeah, let's go and see if we can get a bite. Thanks for watching.