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“If you're a fishing enthusiast and love to hear about the hilarious and bizarre things that happen in the fishing industry, then "Cut and Retie" is the podcast for you! Hosted by the talented and knowledgeable Joe Cermele, this podcast is a must-listen for any angler looking to unwind and have a laugh. Joe's storytelling skills are unmatched, and his ability to bring humor to even the most mundane fishing experiences is truly impressive. He brings on a variety of guests, including fellow anglers and industry professionals, to share their own hilarious and wild fishing stories. These conversations are always entertaining and insightful, and you'll come away from each episode with a newfound appreciation for the sport of fishing. Overall, "Cut and Retie" is a fantastic podcast that any fishing enthusiast should add to their must-listen list. Joe Cermele's wit and humor are infectious, and you'll find yourself eagerly anticipating each new episode. Five stars all around!”Read full review »
g8197764378 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/27/23
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“Most entertaining fishing podcast there is. Nearly non stop hilarity and great info- don’t sleep on cut and retie.”
Tylerjwilcox via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/09/23
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“I would listen to a Joe Cermele podcast even if his only sponsor was the Taliban.”
Brendan2- via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/29/22
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“Always bringing the sense of a fishing community together. Not just about fishing but the whole world that evolves around this great sport. That’s what joe brings to the podcast”
tom rushby via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/19/22
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