
No matter how you fish or what you fish for, Cut & Retie with Joe Cermele. Never techy, always metal-injected, let your guard down and stop taking fishing so seriously, because it's just fishing, man.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 226 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | WildernessSports | |||

This week, Darren Jones and Troy "The Ranch Fairy" Fowler look for naked people and stock up on Top Dogs at the H.E.B., we make ceviche out of three-day-old tacos and fail to produce dock light trout, dip our feet in Mexican gravy to chum up some sur... more
This week, veteran Ozark fly guide, Steve Dally, keeps the garlic bread hot while stopping his boat from flipping over, we go full Iron Chef to find the next great streamer tyer, opt into the Wal-Mart lamb but pass on live grasshoppers, and get run o... more
This week, Nate P. of "Shore Lunch With Nate P" checks the lingerie section of JC Penny for tuna-stuffed trolling lures, we become tornadoes in the kitchen and tigers in the garden, get creeped out by a man with Ramen Noodle hair, and slather our fis... more
This week, YouTuber Sam Panko makes terrible footwear decisions and macro-influences some bronzebacks into the top of the funnel, we decide not to provoke Karens for video views and vow to never tie a uni-knot in braid again, roll the dice on baby sn... more
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Entertaining, education, and fun. Joe can fish with us anywhere, anytime.
Great show
Been a listener for years, Joe’s a great guy and brings on great guests. Love Nate P!
I’ve been a listener for many years, but the irony became to rich for my blood. Someone like Joe that shuts down anything political or remotely controversial makes someone like Nate P apart of the show is just so hypocritical. The dude is so woke and liberal it physically makes me cringe. Best of luck to you Joe !
Really good
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A lively, gear- and story-forward fishing show that blends practical technique with cultural commentary. Across recent episodes, listeners get deep dives into muskie culture, guide life, and the evolving media landscape surrounding fishing, plus hands-on gear talk, lure trends, and survival or mishap anecdotes from on-water adventures. The vibe sits at a fun intersection of craft, humor, and storytelling, with frequent guests who bring decades of field experience and a willingness to push beyond standard fishing chatter. A standout is how technology, social media, and modernization collide with traditional ethics and community traditions, all delivered with a casual, banter-driven host dynamic.
Noteworthy twists include candid debates abou... more
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Recent guests on Cut & Retie include:
1. Darren Jones
2. Troy Fowler
3. Steve Dally
4. Captain Nathan
5. Sam Panko
6. Anita Colton
7. Joe Demalderis
8. Miles Nolte
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