Greg, Epic trip home so far. It's cool how up here, how many different fish, will attack our bass baits. But in C.A, it seems not as much. It's cool to see how different they all react.Thanks for another epic day bro. 🎣 🌊 🛶
Another great day of fishing, thanks so much for sharing with us all! We appreciate you Greg, and all the hard work that goes into making these videos. 😎💪👏
Good stuff GB big fan since 2019. I’m sure you’ve had this question a couple times have you considered the NK300? Too big? Battery too big? Appreciate your feedback. Thank you
@@cfishpantoutdoors8172 Thank you! I am going to give it a shot this summer at some point. I know it'll add about 1 mph to my max speed but will also compromise my battery life running that all day. Right now I'm totally comfortable with having the 180 and basically being able to run at about 4 to 4.5 mph for an entire day and have plenty of battery to spare.
@@GregBlanchardFishing Greg, thanks for your epic vids. I agree, and I run the 300. But on my 10.5, i ran the new J2 Bixpy, then upgraded to the 180. Now I have a 120 PDL, and run the 300. Maybe when you test the Titan X. It'll be great on the bigger boat. 😎 🎣 🛶
Looked like fun..you know you've been watching your channel for a long time when you recognize your spots in NY lol..a great way to catch those clear water ,shallow,spooky fish is weightless green pumpkin senko ,light wire 3 ought hook,t-riiged ..and long casts.Thanks for taking us along👊
What an epic day of fishing! 🎣🐟 Thank you for taking us along on your adventures, Greg. Your dedication and hard work truly shine through in these videos. It's fascinating to witness the thrill of reeling in those big bass and experiencing the beauty of a clean waterway. Keep up the amazing work and keep those fishing stories coming! 👍😎👏
Mr. Greg . . . Another enjoyable vid Sir! Great weather and some NICE fishing. I remember trout fishing with POPs in a stream for the first time, I was 12 years old, and whenever I saw one, POPs told me to move on, come back later approaching the spot with stealth (i.e. stay low and don't cast a shadow; try to approach the spot with the sun in my face). Basically, POPs explained to me . . . if I saw the fish, it most likely alreayd saw me and wouldn't bite, if it didn't skirt away into cover. I also learned this "rule" applied to my bass fishing experiences as well 😉. Be SAFE, hoping you're having some QT (Quality Time) with family and friends back East and looking forward to your next vid Sir 🤙.
Thanks Greg for another awesome day of fishing. That was sooo fun to watch❣️Being a California native,it’s been so nice to see some different and beautiful scenery. ❤👍🏼 As always, looking forward to your final video in New York!!!
If fishing is like therapy then your videos are the next best thing! Thanks for the bait breakdown. The water has cleared up quite a bit in NorCal and the bite has definitely gotten tougher (for me). Great content as usual Greg, looking forward to the NY wrap up 👍🏻
Man, do I love this time in New York. Weather has been perfect and I don't think you have struggled a bit. It's fun to watch. Thank you Greg. I really enjoy your video's. I have yet to find anyone else that compares to yours. Keep it up.
Youre missing out right now Greg, the delta and all the lakes here in NorCal are ON FIRE right now. A lot of big fish too. By the time you get back the spring bite will be over
Getting my pedal drive for my lure 11.5 soon, I’m really tempted to take a 5 hr road trip from Eastern MA to the Finger Lakes cause of you Greg. Definitely want to take a road trip somewhere when I get it.
My 1st time on my own fishing yak i started to say to myself like Ive experienced these type of fishing angles views,then I realized it was from watching so much Greg Blanchard hahaha!! thanks my brother big fan from north Nj !!!
If that lime green kayak is a lifetime manta tandem; that was my first kayak. Not the best at tracking or in the wind, but great capacity and handled chop well. Still have it as a back up.
Good day out it was nice to watch after a day of zero bites but it was nice out overcast here in Ca. I forget your fishing in New York it definitely doesn’t feel like it.
Those big bass in clear water, especially fishing northern part of the country. When they on bed. Throw a 3 inch stix bait or senko, wacky rig it with 6lb flouro. Thats the secret sauce.
You ever get drivin by Dixon CA stop in the Buckhorn Bar get a beer or two for yu and the boys!! Luv to wrap my day up w a new vid, gets me fired up to go throw some line🤙🏽
You should go over your rod and reels curious on what you use if you have a video on that send it my way lol great video as always keep up the amazing work
So this was May? While i dont fish Bass, i only fish Northern Pike in May and early June. I fish the shallow water with frogs. Cast....one to two minutes, thhen another retrieve, just move it a foot, wait 30 seconds then again and again. Slow and productive. Love your show!
One of the best ways to take my coffee in the morning - watching one of your adventures! If only each day on the water could be that productive with setting the hook on something regardless of the species. Amazing clear water even on TV! That "Perch" was colorful! By the way, did you hear me yelling in TV Land because you didn't bring your net? LOL Wow, mostly quality-sized bass 👍
That was an awesome day. I wonder if you stayed in the middle, and made long cast with a general, if you could’ve caught some of the big spooky ones. Great video.
@@GregBlanchardFishing caught 6 bass for 89inches yesterday on a very tough lake. 2 of the bass were both 3.5lbs. Each. It was a verygood day for me at least. Thanks Greg always pulling for you and crew my friend.🙂👍🍺
Dude I'm from norther mi and fish the Great Lakes where you can se 40ft down or clear inland lakes where you can see up to 20 ft. When its windy throw a jerk bait or spinner bait or chatters etc. Calm just throw a seiko, tube, drop shot, ned, etc with long casts.
I will be in Oneonta in mid June for my son's Cooperstown baseball tournament. I'm sure I'll have some fishing time, so I got a 7-day fishing license and have been scoping out the area for some bass fishing spots. Do you know of any areas with some easy access bank fishing? I see you aren't fishing too far from where I'll be. Thanks for anything you got!
Hey Greg, would you explain why you used a 1/2 oz weight for your Pit Boss setup when you were fishing the marinas? Was that to get to the bottom faster? Thanks and great videos!
hoping you can help me. do you think your bait line up would work tomorrow morning around 7am at folsom. new to kayak fishing. ill go back and watch your past folsom videos and see what info i can remember. thanks for the great videos, you make my work day go by quickly
I'd fish a wacky rig worm and a drop shot around the bank finding trees or any sort of adjacent cover in any pocket or creek. I'd give topwater a try in those areas too first thing in the am. Good luck!
Great video Greg! Wondering if you think the Max is worth spending the extra over the standard model? Trying to stay light, but would consider the added weight if the benefit outweigh the cost. Thanks!
Thank you! I'd say if you're sub 200 pounds the max is the best all around kayak for transporting and trying new places or getting into really small bodies of water. That's basically why I have it while in NY vs Cali when I'm fishing big water and fast water at that such as the Delta not to say the max wouldn't work there, I just prefer a big vessel when going out there and typically going miles and miles away from the launch.
@@GregBlanchardFishing another question, have you ever had issues with the Newport vessel NK180 controller not switching over to lithium battery setting? Thanks!
Thanks man. Mainly because they weren't bait chasing. Not to say that I even fish it much but those style baits and even topwater should be money in that area around late June and on
How far Kayak's have come? Dude how far your haircuts have come? Hey you can tell me, did they give you a bowl soup with that cut, asking for a friend. Just Kidding bud, great job on figuring them out. Greg you are the man! Fish On!
Hey Greg, out of curiosity. You said your slayer max 10 is perfect for when you come home, and it's super easy to load and use. But you like your Titan 12 for Cali. As a cayuga Lake resident, should I get your same setup as you have here in NY? Sense it works perfectly, or sense I'm always here should I opt for the 12 for more stability? Technically, it's only a few hundred bucks of a difference, so if you think I should opt for the 12, I'm at a point in my life, finally, where I can get my dream tournament set up, but can't decide in the 10 or 12 lol. What do you think?
Get yourself a slayer max 12.5, you’ll love it. A little skinnier and less stable than the titans but lighter, and in my opinion, better looking. The tracking on them is amazing as well
I'd say if you're sub 200 pounds slayer max 10 is the one. The 12 is great but there's a significant weight difference from the 10 to the 12. It'll depend on where you want to fish with it too. If you're going to keep it right on your property and it's an easy launch always go bigger but if you're going to haul it around to different launches or even lakes the 10 is obviously my choice. Honestly don't think you'd really go wrong with either one. Enjoy!
@GregBlanchardFishing that's a very good point! I can't go wrong with either. I'll probably go with the 10 because I weight like 185, and I tote my kayak everywhere lol and yours seems to handle the bigger lakes well anyway! Thanks for reaching back out Greg!
Greg, I find my jerkbait success in very clear water is entirely dependent on wind. If it’s not blowing at least 5-7mph consistently then they aren’t eating it
Agreed! The power fishing bite is much better all around with at least a ripple on the surface with gem clear water. If it's glass, throw finesse presentations because baits get critiqued like michellin stars for restaurants
@@scottbostic6247 the effect is extremely pronounced where I fish on the great lakes where the water vis is more than 40’. The ripples add a little bit of sound disturbance and break up the surface/scatter light in the water, helping to disguise those faster moving reaction baits so the fish don’t get as good of a look at them. It’s absolutely critical on the great lakes, but I find the pattern still holds pretty much anywhere with moderate visibility.
Thanks Greg needed my regular dose of dopamine. Anyone interested in teaming up for the UFC ultimate frog challenge coming up July 29 and 30th on the California Delta I’m looking for a kayak fishing buddy. Hit me up let’s do it.
@Jon H 🤣I haven't had them enough or even recently to give a solid opinion, but from what I could remember, pike/chain pickerel had a sweeter tasting meat than walleye.
Just on time. Coffee ☕️ and gregs videos.
Just amazed of how many big fish you can see in that ultra clean/clear water. Definitely, need to make a trip to NY! 😬
" I literally can do this all day" I love hearing that line. Enjoy the rest of your trip! 🤙
Hell yeah great day on the canal. Nothing quite like catching bass in clear water, it's so cool to see them do everything they do.
for sure man. love seeing them sometimes, always makes fishing for them fun
Greg, Epic trip home so far. It's cool how up here, how many different fish, will attack our bass baits. But in C.A, it seems not as much. It's cool to see how different they all react.Thanks for another epic day bro. 🎣 🌊 🛶
Greg is the dirty water angler.
Wins the tournaments in the dirty water.
Cool how clear that water is.
Another great day of fishing, thanks so much for sharing with us all! We appreciate you Greg, and all the hard work that goes into making these videos. 😎💪👏
Thank you, Sabrina 🙏
Good stuff GB big fan since 2019. I’m sure you’ve had this question a couple times have you considered the NK300? Too big? Battery too big? Appreciate your feedback. Thank you
@@cfishpantoutdoors8172 Thank you! I am going to give it a shot this summer at some point. I know it'll add about 1 mph to my max speed but will also compromise my battery life running that all day. Right now I'm totally comfortable with having the 180 and basically being able to run at about 4 to 4.5 mph for an entire day and have plenty of battery to spare.
@@GregBlanchardFishing Greg, thanks for your epic vids. I agree, and I run the 300. But on my 10.5, i ran the new J2 Bixpy, then upgraded to the 180. Now I have a 120 PDL, and run the 300. Maybe when you test the Titan X. It'll be great on the bigger boat. 😎 🎣 🛶
Man! Greg I could watch your videos all day. You throw all the right baits and pound all the big fish! I envy you!😊 Your the man!
Haha thanks man but I def have my tough days too, trust me
Man that water is beautiful. Nothing better then being able to see everything beneath you. Another great video. Ty sir
Looked like fun..you know you've been watching your channel for a long time when you recognize your spots in NY lol..a great way to catch those clear water ,shallow,spooky fish is weightless green pumpkin senko ,light wire 3 ought hook,t-riiged ..and long casts.Thanks for taking us along👊
What an epic day of fishing! 🎣🐟 Thank you for taking us along on your adventures, Greg. Your dedication and hard work truly shine through in these videos. It's fascinating to witness the thrill of reeling in those big bass and experiencing the beauty of a clean waterway. Keep up the amazing work and keep those fishing stories coming! 👍😎👏
Love having breakfast and watching Greg
Mr. Greg . . . Another enjoyable vid Sir! Great weather and some NICE fishing. I remember trout fishing with POPs in a stream for the first time, I was 12 years old, and whenever I saw one, POPs told me to move on, come back later approaching the spot with stealth (i.e. stay low and don't cast a shadow; try to approach the spot with the sun in my face). Basically, POPs explained to me . . . if I saw the fish, it most likely alreayd saw me and wouldn't bite, if it didn't skirt away into cover. I also learned this "rule" applied to my bass fishing experiences as well 😉. Be SAFE, hoping you're having some QT (Quality Time) with family and friends back East and looking forward to your next vid Sir 🤙.
I have said this before but I’m born and raised in upstate NY I absolutely LOVE everything the waters have to give us!
Thanks Greg for another awesome day of fishing. That was sooo fun to watch❣️Being a California native,it’s been so nice to see some different and beautiful scenery. ❤👍🏼
As always, looking forward to your final video in New York!!!
If fishing is like therapy then your videos are the next best thing! Thanks for the bait breakdown. The water has cleared up quite a bit in NorCal and the bite has definitely gotten tougher (for me). Great content as usual Greg, looking forward to the NY wrap up 👍🏻
Man, do I love this time in New York. Weather has been perfect and I don't think you have struggled a bit. It's fun to watch. Thank you Greg. I really enjoy your video's. I have yet to find anyone else that compares to yours. Keep it up.
Very cool. Again excellent content.
Thanks for the kind words and always tuning in, Scott. Ups and downs of fishing throughout the years definitely makes me appreciate these sorta trips
I have been watching you for a while now. Just love it. You are fishing all the places I have fished. You also have great friends.
Youre missing out right now Greg, the delta and all the lakes here in NorCal are ON FIRE right now. A lot of big fish too. By the time you get back the spring bite will be over
GB made another one! Love the videos man. Good vibes 😎
thank you sir!
Caught my first couple bass of the year today , missed a couple biggens , i gotta dust the rust off them hooksets 😂
Beautiful day to be out on the water. Nice bag Greg! Keep on crushing it!. 🤙😎
Getting my pedal drive for my lure 11.5 soon, I’m really tempted to take a 5 hr road trip from Eastern MA to the Finger Lakes cause of you Greg. Definitely want to take a road trip somewhere when I get it.
Do it, the Finger Lakes are a must fish destination.
That water was crazy clean .
FINALLY! My dose of GB! Good video bro. Keep em coming. Look forward to the next one.
Great video and great job Greg! Thanks for taking us along on another great adventure. #GregBlanchard rocks!
Thanks for taking me with you on vacation to New York. The videos have been amazing. Keep on wrecking them and safe travels!
That canal was a wacky rig paradise
Boy u have patience! Thanks for the fishing excitement;
My 1st time on my own fishing yak i started to say to myself like Ive experienced these type of fishing angles views,then I realized it was from watching so much Greg Blanchard hahaha!! thanks my brother big fan from north Nj !!!
So rad to watch you crush it. Keep having a great time
Perfect timing for breakfast before work man!
If that lime green kayak is a lifetime manta tandem; that was my first kayak. Not the best at tracking or in the wind, but great capacity and handled chop well. Still have it as a back up.
It was. For sure, definitely did the job!
I get excited when I see them in the water too…just rarely catch ‘em
Good day out it was nice to watch after a day of zero bites but it was nice out overcast here in Ca. I forget your fishing in New York it definitely doesn’t feel like it.
Those big bass in clear water, especially fishing northern part of the country. When they on bed. Throw a 3 inch stix bait or senko, wacky rig it with 6lb flouro. Thats the secret sauce.
Another quality video 👊 Thanks for sharing your trip with us that can’t fish today 😎
Thanks for the video G, and for the awesome breakdown @ the end of the day 💯🤝🏼. Until the next one, ✌🏼.
You ever get drivin by Dixon CA stop in the Buckhorn Bar get a beer or two for yu and the boys!! Luv to wrap my day up w a new vid, gets me fired up to go throw some line🤙🏽
You should go over your rod and reels curious on what you use if you have a video on that send it my way lol great video as always keep up the amazing work
Great Video Greg! Enjoyed it, thanks
When you can see the fish a neko rig cant be beat...i caught soooo many cruising fish this spring
So this was May? While i dont fish Bass, i only fish Northern Pike in May and early June. I fish the shallow water with frogs. Cast....one to two minutes, thhen another retrieve, just move it a foot, wait 30 seconds then again and again. Slow and productive. Love your show!
Another great fishing video!
One of the best ways to take my coffee in the morning - watching one of your adventures! If only each day on the water could be that productive with setting the hook on something regardless of the species. Amazing clear water even on TV! That "Perch" was colorful! By the way, did you hear me yelling in TV Land because you didn't bring your net? LOL Wow, mostly quality-sized bass 👍
Thursday vibes... Thank you
Greg you should take a trip to the rainbow river in Florida
Fishing in NY is awesome Greg and you know it
oh I know it and thats why I always come back lol
On my way Tennessee and watching Your vids🔥🙌
Spring time is awesome, your hook setting should definitely gets tired after awhile tho! Hahaha
That was an awesome day. I wonder if you stayed in the middle, and made long cast with a general, if you could’ve caught some of the big spooky ones. Great video.
Keep up the great work man
Best fishing ive ever had was in up state new york at red lake.
GB! Nice work, especially with that Texas rig :)
I need more T-rigs in my life lol
@@GregBlanchardFishing it’s one of my go-to rigs! That and weightless paddle tails. If you’re ever near Houston, Pale Ale on me.
Greg, have you started fishing the hover rig yet? Great for pressured areas.
Sweet right on lunch at work
greg you should really try using poppars or some buzzbaits around those docks it would kill!
Try some top water. I had some luck with a buzz bait the past couple of weekends on Oneida
I own many rods, reels, and baits. I run jerk baits on spinning set-ups all year.
California will miss you, when are you moving back to NY?
Keep a tight line luck luck to ya 🎣🎣🎣
I love to see you fish lake Cayuga. Everything is footballs.
I'm heading out to try and get on some large mouth bass this morning as I watch your video Greg.😀🍺👍
Hope you got on em!
@@GregBlanchardFishing caught 6 bass for 89inches yesterday on a very tough lake. 2 of the bass were both 3.5lbs. Each. It was a verygood day for me at least. Thanks Greg always pulling for you and crew my friend.🙂👍🍺
Dude I'm from norther mi and fish the Great Lakes where you can se 40ft down or clear inland lakes where you can see up to 20 ft. When its windy throw a jerk bait or spinner bait or chatters etc. Calm just throw a seiko, tube, drop shot, ned, etc with long casts.
Starting the day with Greg, heck yeah. Just waiting for you find the magic that is the Vega Frog...works even when the frog bite is off.
I've got a few! might have to give one a toss on the delta
If you Texas rig, put 30-50lb mono through the bait into the eye of the hook and it will keep your bait stay on longer.
Awesome dude.
I will be in Oneonta in mid June for my son's Cooperstown baseball tournament. I'm sure I'll have some fishing time, so I got a 7-day fishing license and have been scoping out the area for some bass fishing spots. Do you know of any areas with some easy access bank fishing? I see you aren't fishing too far from where I'll be. Thanks for anything you got!
Cheers bud. Loving it
Would love to throw a floating worm there. Great job!!
Great video!
Hey Greg, would you explain why you used a 1/2 oz weight for your Pit Boss setup when you were fishing the marinas? Was that to get to the bottom faster? Thanks and great videos!
hoping you can help me. do you think your bait line up would work tomorrow morning around 7am at folsom. new to kayak fishing. ill go back and watch your past folsom videos and see what info i can remember. thanks for the great videos, you make my work day go by quickly
I'd fish a wacky rig worm and a drop shot around the bank finding trees or any sort of adjacent cover in any pocket or creek. I'd give topwater a try in those areas too first thing in the am. Good luck!
@@GregBlanchardFishing thank you for the info, it’s greatly appreciated I owe you beer
Little Greggy Blanchard 2:42
Great video Greg! Wondering if you think the Max is worth spending the extra over the standard model? Trying to stay light, but would consider the added weight if the benefit outweigh the cost. Thanks!
Thank you! I'd say if you're sub 200 pounds the max is the best all around kayak for transporting and trying new places or getting into really small bodies of water. That's basically why I have it while in NY vs Cali when I'm fishing big water and fast water at that such as the Delta not to say the max wouldn't work there, I just prefer a big vessel when going out there and typically going miles and miles away from the launch.
@@GregBlanchardFishing another question, have you ever had issues with the Newport vessel NK180 controller not switching over to lithium battery setting? Thanks!
Seemed like a fish every cast for a minute there
Always a great day with a new video from Greg awesome video bud one bait I don’t see you use is a fluke why is that
Thanks man. Mainly because they weren't bait chasing. Not to say that I even fish it much but those style baits and even topwater should be money in that area around late June and on
@@GregBlanchardFishing thanks for your reply I appreciate it flukes are money in my area from early spring till October that’s why I ask
How do you know when your ready to go pro?
That knot, right before the 13:00 minute mark... Can you talk about it and show it in detail? I'm curious. Thanks
That's the Jimmy Houston knot 👍
@@ClearLakeFishingTV Thank you!
Where can I find the shoes and pants you always fish in? Looks to be waterproof correct?
Shoes are NRS boots amzn.to/3GUf7GR but the pants are discontinued
@@GregBlanchardFishing thanks a ton
How far Kayak's have come? Dude how far your haircuts have come? Hey you can tell me, did they give you a bowl soup with that cut, asking for a friend. Just Kidding bud, great job on figuring them out. Greg you are the man!
Fish On!
Hey Greg, out of curiosity. You said your slayer max 10 is perfect for when you come home, and it's super easy to load and use. But you like your Titan 12 for Cali. As a cayuga Lake resident, should I get your same setup as you have here in NY? Sense it works perfectly, or sense I'm always here should I opt for the 12 for more stability? Technically, it's only a few hundred bucks of a difference, so if you think I should opt for the 12, I'm at a point in my life, finally, where I can get my dream tournament set up, but can't decide in the 10 or 12 lol. What do you think?
Get yourself a slayer max 12.5, you’ll love it. A little skinnier and less stable than the titans but lighter, and in my opinion, better looking. The tracking on them is amazing as well
I'd say if you're sub 200 pounds slayer max 10 is the one. The 12 is great but there's a significant weight difference from the 10 to the 12. It'll depend on where you want to fish with it too. If you're going to keep it right on your property and it's an easy launch always go bigger but if you're going to haul it around to different launches or even lakes the 10 is obviously my choice. Honestly don't think you'd really go wrong with either one. Enjoy!
@GregBlanchardFishing that's a very good point! I can't go wrong with either. I'll probably go with the 10 because I weight like 185, and I tote my kayak everywhere lol and yours seems to handle the bigger lakes well anyway! Thanks for reaching back out Greg!
Hey Greg what weight do You use for drop shot in shallow water?
Hey Don, my go to just about 90% of the time is 1/4 oz
Are them water proof pants or like wanderer what
Gret upload Greg.
thank you sir
Greg, I find my jerkbait success in very clear water is entirely dependent on wind. If it’s not blowing at least 5-7mph consistently then they aren’t eating it
Really? I am not one to go to jerkbaits very often. When I do, I usually say no, then put it back up. The wind is the difference in your case?
@@scottbostic6247wind is everything when throwing reaction type baits. Especially in clear water!
@@MooseKnuckle8 good to know. Thank you brother
Agreed! The power fishing bite is much better all around with at least a ripple on the surface with gem clear water. If it's glass, throw finesse presentations because baits get critiqued like michellin stars for restaurants
@@scottbostic6247 the effect is extremely pronounced where I fish on the great lakes where the water vis is more than 40’. The ripples add a little bit of sound disturbance and break up the surface/scatter light in the water, helping to disguise those faster moving reaction baits so the fish don’t get as good of a look at them. It’s absolutely critical on the great lakes, but I find the pattern still holds pretty much anywhere with moderate visibility.
Awesome fishing! Tough my butt, LOL.
Thanks Greg needed my regular dose of dopamine. Anyone interested in teaming up for the UFC ultimate frog challenge coming up July 29 and 30th on the California Delta I’m looking for a kayak fishing buddy. Hit me up let’s do it.
Did you move to NY from California?
Great now everyone gonna start throwing a pit boss😂
Looks like a Senko spot
Dopeness !!
Let's go🎉
Just found you. Good video, sir👍🙂🎣
uhaul sponsorship.. nice !
I’m going to say something very controversial, pickerel is delicious. I SAID WHAT I SAID
FACTS! I would even say they give Walleye a run for their money!😮
@@bennysupreme1 you’ve crossed the line😂
@Jon H 🤣I haven't had them enough or even recently to give a solid opinion, but from what I could remember, pike/chain pickerel had a sweeter tasting meat than walleye.
Very true, gotta clean the bones but they are awesome on the table.
🔥
Let’s go
Good job Greg ,you caught some fattys lol. Can't wait for the next one.
Let's goo!!!