I'm going to try to show you how I catch catfish today in this little river. First of all, I run up the river and I found a tree top or something that's blown down in the river. It's got just a little bit of water depth around it. And in this river that may mean four or five feet because this thing is pretty shallow. And I'm fishing with this old punchbait and I'm fixing to show you how I bait up my hook. I put this old tub between my feet. Stir this old bait up a little bit. They're not but just a little bit left in this can. Now I fish with a little treble hook. I don't know I think it's a number four or number six. You take that treble hook. I use an old paint paddle and you punch it down in that bait. You smear this bait on top of it. Pull that thing out at angle. And that punchbait will catch on to that treble hook. And it'll stay on the hook pretty good. And then I just cast it out in front of that treetop down there a few feet and let the current take the scent down under that treetop. So now that we've got it baited it, we're just going to cast it down there in front of that treetop. And I had a knot in my line. Imagine that. It's always something. We're going to reel it in and try to get that sudden jerk. You may have pulled my bait off. I told you all it would stay on the hook pretty good. Look at that. Still got a water on there. Let's try our again. But don't throw it up in the tree like I just did. Sticker in the rod holder. See what happens. 1, 1, 2, 3. Oh man, water whopper. I think it's due to that. That'd be a trophy right there. If you know what, you didn't got to be about great or big fish. I get just a big kick out of catching something like that as I do a good one. There he is. That's something. Look at this. Another unwanted critter. Look here messing with me while I'm trying to fish. My goal for today, I was wanting to catch three or four little town cat about a whole fryer size. I got a couple in the box, but I think I'm fixing to make a move. See if I can find another spot that's got a shade over it. That shade sure is nice. A lot of people out enjoying the river this evening. Here comes another jaw rider. Man, they have a good time. I got my one more. Well folks, I've been in the river this evening and then Lord blessed me. Let me catch three little catfish and I'm face to get them cleaned up. We're going fryer month tonight. We're facing the sun out to some good evening. I always remember whether you're at work or play, I hope you have a nice day. This is Bill Rettich, Outdoors. See y'all.