Well hey folks, welcome to the Wolf Den. Oh, well if you've been on my blog you see, I haven't had that much to report as far as a fishing. We've had some really bad weather earlier this week and there just wasn't nothing going on. Not for me at least, not with an entire live willful of live mullet. Even went out to the jetties and I swear it was eight foot seas and folding on, what was that? Tuesday. So then Wednesday came along and it was blowing like 20 knots at the boat ramp and then blowing during the day. So we said hell with it. Let's let's change our day over till Friday. So that's what we did. So it's been a hell of a week. Not like last week when I did the battery deal. That was a hell of a week too. Running all over the place. But what I wanted to talk about here was that right there. That's a seven to one gear ratio, diowa lexa. 300 high speed power handle. Yeah, I've always wanted. Always wanted. Mega speed. Mega speed. For what? Float rig fishing. I got one, two, three. Four brand new diowa lexa, low profiles, magnetic cast control, backlash control for you guys. Who feel the need to. But what I'm doing here is I'm getting all prepared for Float rigging. I'm attacking junkie. You can guarantee when you get on the jetty wolf that you are fishing with the best I can supply you with the best and the most durable because it needs to be durable for me. And I want you fishing the best tackle that I have pined over for months trying to get you. You're not going to be fishing on my boat, but would would rods have broken off eyes and beat up assholes reels and you know spools that are half full. I want you fishing with something that only I would fish with. All right, just the same reason why I'm the only one out there using a commercial grade boat for commercial grade fish, charter fishing. Okay, everybody else, you know, they I don't even want to go there. This is just a jetty wolf moment. I should say this ain't a jetty wolf moment. This is tackle jetty tackle junkie jetty wolf moment. Thanks for watching.