welcome back to another episode of wild catters tv today i am on the mississippi river with captain ryan casey and we're
going to be testing out the new tangling with catfish bumping rods uh for you guys that don't know i've
been sponsored by with catfish probably for the last 15 years and um
our guest today or i i might say i'm the guest today in his boat but uh our guest on our show today is brian
casey of show me catfish and guys correct yes sir that's the one so we're
you're based in st louis yeah we fish in mississippi at missouri river here in the st louis area uh we do
travel a little bit south and north depending on you know where the big school of fish is or where the fighting good but uh typically you're going to
find us right here in the st louis area well captain ryan has been actually testing this new tangled catfish rod for
about four years i understand and they've come to a
an end to this which actually is what's the name of this rod if they got any kind of certain name as
jerry put a name to it i call it the panda slayer panda slayer yeah jerry don't like that name so
that's what i'm calling it it's the panda layer okay but uh no it's it's a twc bumping rod
and uh i really feel like you know they nailed it with this one it's it's a universal
rod it's got multi-uh purpose for walking baits from an anchor position to bump in i've used it anchor fishing we
caught a hundred and uh a hundred plus pound fish uh with 28 ounces of lead
walking baits at anchor positions oh this rod is tough it's light it's sensitive it does
anything you need to do and uh
and that's letting some line out wow but uh it's it's a great rod and i tell you
what it's the best one i've put in my hands and you know i know everybody's i've gotten a lot of positive feedback
in the short amount of time that people have been using it so i feel really good about it you know
it's it's durable that's one of the main things i wanted in a in a bumping rod
because i broke so many tips and you know we have people that are just harsh on them yeah
and uh we're fishing in a lot of wood right now
there we go we've also got on board with us uh ryan's dad dennis casey as well
he's actually a certified captain as well but retired excellent that's right a little too old oh
well as the look of it it does need to get you do have to do a little work when you're down here oh absolutely i mean
you know the customers don't but uh for the captain it's a
it's a labor of love though but it is a it is a lot of work you know uh early mornings catching bait
making sure uh making sure everything's taken care of so the customers can just show up and
catch fish yeah there's so much wood down through here it's it's hard to make it through it but if
you can alright ryan when you're uh looking for a spot to do your bumping what what are you looking for you know
uh there's there's several different things you look for it depends on what the fish's pattern is at that time but
what i like to look for a lot is structure you know uh channel ledges wood rock you know anything that uh is a
current break for these fish where they can pull up out of oh there is
yeah he hit it and dropped it i don't think he was very big but um anywhere they can kind of get out of
that current and and kind of rest or pull into to feed
you know and a lot of times out here especially in the summertime these things like to get
on the sand dunes or sand humps and there's little drop-offs on the back of those and those might be right out in the middle of the river but that's
structured you know that's something that they can pull up out of the current
and uh get out from underneath this log yeah you got to pay attention to what you're
doing for sure too yeah there we go
it's a non-stop uh this right here you have to know at all times where your bait is and that's where a sensitive rod
comes into play i mean i can feel it walk right into that tree i knew what it was yeah and knew i had to come out you
know to kind of pull it out of it and uh you know there's little tricks that make
you a better bumper you know feel is is 90 of the game 95 probably i mean you
got to feel everything what you're doing then there's little tricks to get out of snags because you're going to find them especially what we're fishing today
we're fishing in whole trees and and lay downs so in heavy current we've got
trolling motor running on nine right now trying to go below a mile an hour and just presenting these baits in the
little drops and behind the structure and if you can walk it up over that tree and behind it you know that's where he lives that's
right that's where he's going that's home get another piece of bait yep well ryan is one of the old school
catfishermen that i've known for many many years we've been friends how about like 15 maybe yeah i'd say it's been like
2008 back in the voc days yeah so uh ryan ryan's actually made his
living doing this so he's he's kind of on top his game on as far as uh what you need
to design one of these rods i know there's a lot of bumping rods out there but as far as i'm concerned there's only one
true bumping rod created by a man that does it for a living so i'm going to stick with that
that rod myself you know there's a lot of other great catfishermen that had input on this rod like the massing gills
oh yeah they put they put input on this rod and you know we wanted to make sure we had
it right so we'll help you all check them out i'm excited i appreciate that steve it is a good
ride and uh you know so far we really had good success with it and
i'm just excited for all the feedback and and people using it in tournaments this year and let me know how they like
it yeah you know but we're going to use it uh you know this is this is our rod and
we've been using tingling with catfish rods almost since we started 12 years ago and
using them exclusively so uh i'm really excited that they reached out to us to help them design this rod
and we could get past this structure we'll catch a fish
there's a bunch of it in what's the biggest one you've bumped up
out of here uh biggest one i've ever we've ever bumped up is 93 pounds 93 93
yep we caught a 101 a 103 drifting um with the side runs you know but uh 93
is the biggest one we've bumped up and the biggest one we bumped up with uh one of the prototypes is 86
so and then that was last year so we've had some really good success
and some big fish with it and i know i know it's going to catch you know we
did we did catch you know 100 plus pounder you know on the anchor walking baits with one so right that's the
biggest fish i ever caught on one that i know of so far but as uh more people get them in their hands i'm sure that's
gonna be broken yeah but i mean i'll go over a little bit about
you know man i'll tell you what take your eye off the prize for just a second
and you get hung up get hung up yeah oh there he is come on
come on here we go oh that one's got some mussels or some meat
a little better fish there yeah well i was just one of them ones where you drop it off in a hole and it just goes slack
and uh look at that uh oh yes oh that's dragged
it's going yeah so ryan ryan when's the last time you got to do bumping yourself man it's been
since uh october of last year this is my first trip out uh we've been doing a lot
of spot lift locking and and whatnot uh catching a lot of nice fish but
you know we steve said he wanted to come out and get this new bumping rod from tangling with
catfish and shoot a little video of it we've been working on this rod for four years um i've got a lot of the other pro old
prototypes in the boat but uh this is my first chance getting to bump with the brand new one with the colors and uh with the new look
and still the same old rod we've been using and catching a lot of big fish on look at him go that's one thing about
this rod is it's extremely light it's sensitive and it's got the full grip on it
so you know like if dad reels up and has to help me net this fish he can set his rod and hold her leave it out there if
you're walking baits you walk him back setting in the holder and uh
it doesn't you've got to feel through blank so it doesn't it doesn't take away any of the sensitivity i've heard people
arguing that but the best thing about this rod is the light the light action on this thing uh it's got extremely
light tip that when those fish are kind of neutral or negative and they kind of are today
picks they'll pick it up and bounce the rod and i think it gives you a little more time
um with those fish they don't feel that thunk you know on that on that stiff action rod right and uh they'll hang on
to it a little longer and give you you know those few precious seconds you need to get the hooks in them and i
don't think this one's gonna be a monster but uh he's taking some good drag and he was definitely better than that you
can see another nice thing about these rods is i have yet to be able to break one now
i'll probably snap this thing in two after i say something like that but i mean you can leave
they're just gripping i think we just gripped this fish you can really lean on these fish i mean it's got plenty of
backbone plenty of power you know you can look at the bend in that right i've got the forearm quiver
because i'm still pretty weak what kind of current we're in today
we're running a 112 trolling motor on eight and a half trying to go about point six point seven
and uh really slow it down and put it in front of these fish this fish hit a big skipjack head that dad caught this
morning for us and uh i think we're about to see him i think he's going to be about 20 pounds if i
had to guess oh i thought he'd be bigger than that but just burnt it i haven't really let up on it about four mile an
hour yeah four mile an hour yeah all right he might be 25 yeah i'm gonna ease up on
him here and back up and let dad gripper this fish for me that's one nice thing
about this boat this whole pro guide she's got plenty of room
now see i can really he is oh yeah he's 25 easy
there he is he might be dirty
he's a fat healthy fish i know that he put up a good fight he's mid to upper 20s yeah healthy fish
oh yeah good way to start the day guys yeah good way to start the day yes sir nice healthy specimen i've been using
these little seven night trokar hooks seven and six out on these things
and i'm gonna tell you they're mean oh there we go
all right buddy let's see there he is yeah pretty little fish not a bad one for your first first uh
outing yeah yeah so you're you're saying that the temperature uh is dictating when you can start
bumping you know you can cut these 24. i'm gonna let him go you can catch fish
when it's much colder than when i like to start bumping but my my philosophy on
on bumping and moving baits is i like anything above 65 degrees right i think fish are more apt to chase i'm not
saying you can't catch them when it's 50 degrees bumping but i think more
consistently for big fish for them being willing to chase i think once it hits 65 degrees and up
that's when those big fish are more apt to move so i catch more of my big fish on anchor
spot locking walking baits and stopping them than i do drifting or bumping in the
cold 65 degrees or better yep and uh that's my take on let's go get another
one all right you're gonna have that bait how far
behind your boat well um you know that varies on how much curry you're in and what and what size weight
cookies um i try grandmother
there's my guy right there that's my favorite size
oh the skipjack that's my favorite size cut them just like that
that's my big fish bait right there
that's that's king candy huh so
you know i said there's there's different styles and a lot of people have different uh
you know i'd say techniques when it comes to bumping some people like to uh bump really fast and aggressive to
get a reaction bite you know they're really going pretty fast you know two three four miles an hour and they're
jigging the pole and letting the you know letting the bait down trying to get that reaction bite cover a
lot of water and when fish aren't feeding work very well that is a technique where you can get some extra
bites my presentation most of the time is uh is as natural as i think you can
try to get it you know without moving the bait a lot you know basically just walking it back um i usually like to be
you know somewhere around two or three hundred foot behind the boat something like that and um get into a zone where you can
just drop the weight boom it's right there lift it back up you know three six inches off the bottom like i said
sometimes um you know the fish are pulled up off the bottom and your fish finder will tell you that sometimes you
need to put a float on or a longer leader and you don't want to attack those fish that
way but most of the time when they're when they're hanging tight to the structure out in the current um you know
i'm trying to make it as natural as possible and take it right to the fish put it right in front of them as naturally as i think you know you can
so i'm just basically lifting it up holding it there dropping it down there's the bottom bring it back up drop
it down until i feel the bottom again and then just lift it up you know just nice and smooth so when you first deploy
it though you just keep letting it out and letting it out until you hit the until you feel it hit the button hit the bottom then i lift it up
check for the bottom again if i got a lot more line out and when you start bumping is all about feel so
when you first get started use a heavier weight if anybody's uh starting out trying to do this save yourself some
time use a heavy weight you can fish right underneath the boat and catch fish that heavy that heavy weights really
going to allow you to get a feel for the bottom and that's what this this whole game is about is
it's the feel and that's something that can't be taught you know that's something you're going to have to learn and practice with
and get good at so use a heavy weight you if you're dragging your bait on the bottom or anything like that sure you
can catch a few fish but you have no idea where it's at you don't know if you're hung up you don't know if you have a bite
and it doesn't look natural you know if they're really feeding sure you can catch a fish sometimes dragging anyway
that is something that's gonna you're gonna beat your head against the wall because you're gonna lose a ton of tackle
so use a heavier weight when you get started and what you wanna do is you wanna be able to drop that rod tip and
feel it hit bottom every time you want to be able to and if you can't feel it
you know you need to let out and if you can't find the bottom reel it back in because it's probably tangled up or in a
structure or something like that all i'm doing essentially is just
feeling for the bottom you know dropping it down there's the bottom if the bottom starts coming to you you know you just reel up
and you always want to make sure you're in that strike zone you know that three to six inches for me most of the time
like i said sometimes they're up sometimes they're hugging real tight but
when when you start getting good at the feel of these things and that's where sensitive rod comes into play
there's little things that'll make you better um there's a little pull when you hit a
drop off it just it's a little slight pull that you'll feel and that's when you need to let line out and the faster
you can realize that the faster you're going to get it down right on that drop and in that in front of that fish's face
and then uh you know hopping it up over things like rocks and logs and and getting it down on the back side of them
you know that's where those big ones a lot of times will come from so the feel is the most important thing so
you like i said need a light sensitive rod and um and practice you know i can
teach the fundamentals to people but i always tell them they need to go out and practice and and using a heavier weight and fish
in areas that aren't like not an area like we're fishing today this is this is a more advanced uh horse right here but
um we're trying to hang a big fish for you all and uh right now i'm not thoroughly convinced they're they're the
big ones are in here but uh there are some fish in here so we're gonna pound out until the end of it and then maybe
go find a new stretch and see if we can't get on a better school of fish so but um yeah it's all about feel uh just
you know hang with it it's gonna be frustrating there's gonna be a lot of times where you're losing a lot of tackle and beating your head against the
wall i mean i've been hung up at least three or four times already but the faster you realize it you can also drop
your rod and reel out of those things a lot of times so the feel won't come you know
automatically it's something you got to practice with but you always just want to keep in contact with the bottom and
know where it is at all times and this technique will a lot of times tell you what kind of bottom you're fishing if
it's rock mud sand so you know if there's wood there you can feel all that so it really it helps
you get a better perspective of your body and water too so it's a really
fun way to catch these things if you've never done it to feel a fish hit it and
then you come back on him and he comes back on you i've actually been spread out sprawled
out across the motor on embarrassing enough like a 61 pound fish almost pulled me in one night oh i was going i
hooked it i was going back to hand it to somebody and that joker turned and i mean i was sprawled out if that motor
wasn't there i was going swimming i was there that night yeah that's that's the fact that if that motor hadn't been
there he'd have been in the river that was the meanest 61 pound fish i've ever seen oh he was gonna hand it to a
customer yeah i mean typically um you know when we do bumping trips it's a
one or two person trip and you know we can go over the fundamentals and and most of the time get you on some fish
and catch you you know we don't like to hook them for people and hand them to you but um this is something that
requires quite a bit of you know dirt i don't know what you say but dexterity
and patience endurance and endurance and all that determination this is physical
work right holding a rod with a heavy weight on it and uh and holding it all day you know but that's where the
tangled catfish rod comes the bumping rod comes in because it's really lightweight yep it's 8.3 ounces and it's
your real probably weighs more than that it does i'm not near as proficient as this as ryan is but this rod is one of the best
they were definitely the best one i've ever used as far as feeling yeah i mean it helps the novice as well as the as
the pro yeah dad can catch one with it anybody anybody anywhere no that's
pretty good i'm not gonna like decent but uh well those are some great tips
for the the guys starting out on this bumping oh it's big it's great you know and uh get
yourself a good light rod uh plenty of tackle because you're gonna lose a bunch and uh get in some current get a
trolling motor and uh and have at it it's a lot of fun and if you don't have any of those things give me a call and we'll be happy to take you out now this
just average sinker weight what do we what if a guy
was going to go out and buy some tackle right now to do this with well it depends on where you're fishing i mean
if you're going to do the ohio river you know you look three quarters of an ounce an ounce two ounce you know three ounce you know those kind of things and
there's times on the mississippi when the water is low or the current's low you can you can use you know two ounces
or an ounce uh but like right now we're using eight if we were in deeper water we'd probably be using 12s or 16s you
know the depth of the water the speed of the current those play a big factor in how much
weight you know you need to use and like i said if you're starting out you start off with a heavier weight if i if i had
somebody starting out today i'd have at least probably a 14 or a 16 ounce weight
that's hard to hold all day but it's gonna give them a lot more feel for
where the bottom is and in the long run then we can start lightening up their weight when they get used to that one
and get them back there a little bit but like i said you can catch fish uh directly underneath the boat you know
we do it drifting all the time so oh there he is yep there he is
he's still on yeah he's there
i didn't have the bail closed yeah
oh that's a nice one yeah
there we go that's 30 in it yeah that's a 30. that's a 35 probably
is that three to one steve no it's three to two three
yeah i got three and so that means you got two uh-oh oh fatherly competition here huh oh yeah
oh yeah always always has been well what he doesn't understand it's
like kids you know you try to put them on fish or on the boat for them oh try to put them over fish make sure they
have a good time keep their interest up that's what it's all about yeah
it gets cranky if he's not catching bored starts asking to play on my phone you
guys know how it is do you need some help yeah
here yeah where's the pliers at right here at
yeah he might be 35 now that look at him he's long be skinny yeah
can anybody see it nope it's on you there it is 38 38 38. all right
let me hold him up get a picture okay that's a nice one yeah
yeah that's a good fish all right yep
hold this now all right let's get this fish back
thank you buddy all right
getting a little bigger you can't blow it anyway for a minute
nice smooth bottom you like a smooth bottom huh yeah i don't like it as much for catching fish but it's a hell of a
lot nicer than their fighting lay down after lay down
so on the mississippi river on may 17th by the way
happy birthday to my lovely daughter that i'm not there but she's still better get that in happy
birthday happy birthday birthday what what what's the fish pattern should be in this time of year in may what are
they what are they looking to do right now you know they're a lot of them are kind of i think following a lot of the
bait up and moving into their spawning you know getting ready to move into their spawning areas so they'll they'll
congregate a lot of times like this area here we're right below no price dam and
i think a lot of times you know they'll congregate below dams and and in areas you know tributaries like confluence
areas between two bodies of water and and pull up into areas that they will typically go
to spawn so they'll kind of congregate in those areas and they're feeding up before the spawn right so i mean this is
a you know our blue cats here typically spawn about the second week of june so this is a great time this is usually
when you catch a fish he's kind of at his healthiest you know they're fat they're in good shape uh i think 65 degree water
temperatures right now we're at 73 i think um is kind of when they fight the hardest oh yeah they're just
they're just jacked up so um you know it's a great time i'm not really crazy
about the weather we've had and our river's on a pretty good fall after a big rise
so those aren't my favorite times to fish but you know when the river's falling
like that the fish they'll still feed they just move a lot of times out more towards the middle of the river and
get into these areas with a lot of you know snags and drop offs and things like that so
uh the red barn out there they might be out more in the middle
where do you get your lead at that's uh huge are you rolling them yourself uh no i get my lead from bluff city tackle
love city tackle yeah two pounds two pounds
dang near you you're you're not bumping with two pounds are you not here no i mean but there's times where you
need to really yeah are walking baits i've never been in that much current before
there's i've anchored with 24 ounces but i've never we had one of those in a 16 on up there at the dam to hold that
bottle oh really yeah you got to break free on a 10 pound fish
oh there he is crushed it that boy crushed it yeah he did
what do you think that's cody
hey i heard some drag going yeah
i'm gonna get this one out of your way and we'll just drift back on this we're gonna make old mr drug let's fight
that fish in return you made your dad do it well yeah i'll make you do
it i don't mind i i feel good now i feel like i'm 30 years old after
losing 100 i bet you too man that's off you look great
thing about it i told you i don't want to release something in for 280 yards or 280 feet
the one thing about losing weight is you do feel good but that's a that's a downfall too
because i think you're 30 years old next day after you do what you think you
can do you regret it you realize you're not 30 years old yeah
all right steve i'm gonna cut you off just you and him now coming in easy now
i'm falling all over the place here there you go steve he's not as big as
dennis's little scrapper huh yeah yeah you got
him yeah ain't nothing wrong with that fish no that's a nice fish
what you got the way he's caught double double went through through and
i know hooks are raining yeah they are let's see what you got there steve my first mississippi river blue this year
we fix and go down helena tear them up tear them up i hope me and uh mike mitchell's gonna go down here oh
you got a good one there you guys ought to do well all right let's go hit a different stretch see if
we can't get on one of them uh big fish all right get her done
for this deep water it won't be bad it'll keep you about where you want to be
oh man catfish's dude is on fire
you got it going on don't he yeah what are you doing back there sandra when you're peeping your mouth i'm just
running the boat doing what i do put people up putting people on fishing what are you doing i'm
just standing here holding a rod i'm just a rattler that's it
yeah feel the fight feel the fight
that's always nice when you're fighting you get to look at that but you really do with these rides you need to feel it all
yeah a lot of people don't know that but i'm the one that gave jeremy that was right oh really i didn't know that at
first yeah if you look at my first video i advertised for tangled catfish back 15
years ago it's got to feel the fight on it i guess jeremy liked it that's a good slogan
well it's cause you could you could feel the fight all them other rods that was out there like the black and blues i don't remember the black i do yeah
uh they were just so huge and everybody thought they needed broomsticks broomsticks for these fish and i wanted
to feel a fight and you can definitely feel the fight with this rod i might have to just go to
all these rides they're fun i mean you catch them uh you know they're good anchor right
they're expectable in there you're one of those teenagers yeah you got this one or you smell i'm good
all right i'm okay i'm gonna keep drowning this skipjack man
all right guys we got the fish on the rod
self-filming self-filming you guys won't even stop
you know what though for years i've always fished by myself so i'd be weird for somebody to do this
there we go guys another mississippi river fish
ryan's putting us on the meat we're on the little me
that's a big hit take it down buddy come on [Music]
i can't tell but feels like he's got some heft to him one one is where they thunk it and then they
just sit there on it and that's the exact bite i'm telling you about where this softer rod tip saved the day
he was able to detect that well i mean you can detect it because they hammer it you know right but then they just sit
there on it they don't they don't turn and go with it they don't you know just crush it they're kind of just
sucking it in and hammering it and a lot of times they'll spit it out if they feel anything ah so that that that
softer tip right there i will guarantee you save that fish now we might lose it
but but i'm pretty sure it's it we're catching this fish because
of that softer rod tip right there man i'm getting the blue belly on this side i'm gonna try to get it on the
other side now i really can't tell how big he is
it was a good bite though it's one of them thunk bites that you like right like to have and usually
they'll turn and go the other way but when they're when they're a little finicky
i like the way he's swimming to the side
i i think we might have a decent fish i can't tell for sure he's coming up kind
of easy well your dad's had the biggest one so far well we'll probably cut that one out
let's see what we got here let's lift up on this joker now he's coming up pretty easy i think he's
i think he's gonna be in that 20 to 30 pound oh 30 pound range
you got the net out huh yeah oh babes they will a lot of times this is where they go crazy all right here he comes up
he's he's at least mid 40s and we're going to get down let me in there for the night look at this ride
look at that thing i didn't get a great look i thought he
might be closer to 50. yeah he's a big fish that's a 50. he's 50 at least
that's a mississippi river 50. that's that's a white one too that's a it's a damn white whale boys
[Laughter] call me ishmael dad here he comes
get him out away from the boat i can't do it that's on you if he comes off
there you go get that joker look at that face it is a great it is a great white white
white whale oh yeah that's a good one yeah there you go
look it had a pretty fair one and we would have not gotten that fish without that light tip i guarantee you
and that right there is why i love that rod where it handled it too yes sir i like
the that's a fact that's what i'm talking about when i said these things are in their prime right now this time of year
you are they're fat sassy you almost didn't get that fish look how he's hooked oh yeah the skin
see that's that's where you know uh you know expert fish you know fighting skills and
everything come into play i'm joking i don't ever get to fight these things that's luck oh it's better
than you think yeah he's in there he's in it better than you think ah there we go
well buddy let's see how much you weigh we'll weigh him in the net he's well over 50. yeah look at that belly he's
already he's fat we'll get some stills and stuff for this one too you want scale uh yeah i got my 60
pounder right there he'll do they'll do yeah think he's 60 nope i don't either
[Music] he's a high 50. mid 50s at least all right let's see
here what's that 60 oh 57 57 57. hey we got to use the monster
net all right well it's time to get my old cr
owners tournament jersey here
well look how fat that is that's pretty fancy oh yeah pretty fish
all right ryan hey what do you think about it that's uh that's a nice fish dwc bumper ride boys
check them out yep we're gonna get this fish back in the water appreciate y'all watching nice fish
thank you buddy i'm going with you my friend look i
ain't going i may be bad luck because alex nasheed you remember that video
you about went out of that boat that time high five buddy good deal yeah
yeah that was that was a classic you saw i got excited once
because that's that well he didn't slack it he just sat on it he just sat on it man he
he was you know one of those ones where they could just spit it just as easy you know
and get that thunk and then they'll just spit it most of the time you get that thunk it'll go slack and then they'll
start to pull and i just go down with them with my rod tip and then sweep back on right and uh
you know just like you've been doing but uh he just sat there and i had to just go
for it you know raise my rod tip to start reeling
all right folks that's about all the time we have for today i want to thank captain ryan casey for bringing me out
thanks for coming steve yep and uh just wanted to uh remind everybody if you like
this technique of bumping you can do that it's not restricted to the mississippi river you can do it on the ohio river any of the rivers you've got
current you just have to adjust your weight sizes for that but uh if you're looking for some great
equipment twc's got the right bumping rods you need and that's tangling with
catfish tangledcatfish.com tell me what you think about that new bumping rod that's the best i've ever
used puts more fish in the boat for me just like you guys saw with that uh that 50 you know i don't think i would have
caught that fish with a stiff action rod i think he would have popped it and spit it the way he sat there like that if
you've ever bumped a lot and you have one pop it and he doesn't start pulling or swimming
at you he just sits on a lot of times if they feel real stiff rod they'll just spit it out and i think i don't think we
would have caught that fish without that rod awesome so all right well ryan thanks again for
bringing me out i had a great time enjoying it if uh you guys looking for a guided trip on the mississippi river
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