Episode 352 Uncle Bing Bongs Can of worms PCS Show Part 1

March 18, 2024·31 min·2 clips

John says becoming a PCS Show vendor fulfills a bond formed with his father at fishing shows.

1. Cast and Crank Fishing podcast presents Episode 352, titled “Uncle Bing Bongs Can of worms PCS Show Part 1.” 2. John hosts the episode and introduces Caesar from Toxic Bay as a new voice contributing media from NorCal. 3. The episode is for previewing the PCS Show experience and expanding Cast and Crank with audio versions of Caesar’s YouTube recordings. 4. John says his son Axton created the phrase “Uncle Bing Bong,” which became part of the new intro. 5. John explains that Caesar repeatedly said “Bing Bong” while visiting, connecting the phrase to Viking Heads colors and branding. 6. Caesar’s recordings will appear on YouTube while John publishes audio versions through Cast and Crank. 7. John says podcast audio helped him listen while working in the field with headphones instead of watching YouTube. 8. John previews upcoming episodes with Jack, Mark Higashi, Danny, and Tommy, including a discussion of Jack’s background as an “OG Calico guy.” 9. John announces a Ventura event with Eric’s Tackle, Bass Tricks, Cisco’s, and other fishing participants in May. 10. John mentions a new job, unfinished Patreon prizes, and reduced availability for regular podcast production. 11. John congratulates Scotty, Mike, Shannon, Josh, Anthony, and Connor for strong PCS results among Calico anglers. 12. John discusses his production bait release, priced around $60 to $75 compared with higher-priced swim baits. 13. Stay Bent’s John describes the first major trade show as stressful, exciting, and difficult to prepare for while working a regular job. 14. Rich says Stay Bent used flyers and visual content to attract visitors and build the brand during its first large event. 15. John, Rich, and Danny plan a shared booth area on the 300 block with Stay Bent, Toxic and Blank, and Viking Heads. 16. Dimension proposes a guerrilla-style performance using a microphone near the booth, with the group treating the idea as aligned with its informal community style. 17. John says fishing creates common ground through conversations about fish behavior, movement, and spawning across different angling styles. 18. Danny and John describe trade shows as physically demanding work involving long hours, missing supplies, strained voices, and repeated lessons about preparation. 19. Calico anglers and fishing-brand builders will enjoy this. 20. Listeners seeking technical fishing instruction may skip this.

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