What's poppin' boys, welcome to another video. We are actually at Walmart today. We're about to go in, I got my boys with me. Adam right there, Al and Bob over there. We're about to run into Walmart. Pick up some baits. We're gonna do a top water only fishing challenge today. Super excited about it. If you guys are new to the channel, you have not hit the subscribe button yet. Be sure to do so. Hit the subscribe button. There's a little notification bell right next to it. Be sure to press that as well. And also like the video if you guys have been enjoying the content. But without further ado, let's get inside the water. So the top water fishing challenge, what are you guys thinking? Top water only? What you guys thinking for the juice today? Some shiny. Some shiny, we're gonna look at some poppers if we can find some. Just thinking of that, there's not really many. Do they have any striking ones? Got some frogs, frogs. They really don't have much, bro. They got a big selection, honestly, I would have thought it was more that big. Think of this, it's what we need to be thrown. Ah, boys, we got some chug bugs down here and this is one of my favorite baits. Look at that one, it's got chrome on the bottom, yellow on top. I don't know about that. Let's see. That one might get them. That one's a good color. That is a good color. Might get two of these. That's what I might be going with today. Little chug bugs. They have the moose? Oh my gosh. They only have one. Only one moose. We're gonna be trying to catch some school and fish today so we're trying some a little bit different.  We are doing a top water only challenge and they don't have many top waters. I mean, they got these chug bugs which I think's gonna get the job done but I kind of want to throw a variety. You know, we're doing a top water only challenge. I think there should be more than one top water but we're really, there's not many options so we're gonna see what we can do. Adam, show me what you got. Got the badonkadonk. The badonkadonk? You think I can catch these donkeys? Giants, too. Giants? Big ones. I'm thinking the yellow chug bug. Yellow chug bug, it's got a little bit of chrome on the body, yellow on the top. Some of those crazy baits, man, like just the moose. Like the moose, like why would you think the moose, you know? Yeah, something different. I don't know, like that's something, something a little different. These are more natural, but that one might get it done. I don't know, we're just having these all saltwater plugs, even Adam. I don't understand why they don't have much of a selection. Started. Old chug bug, natural color. I don't know if I've got it yet. Alan Bob. Chartreuse. What? He was about to take something to b-roll with the... Oh, is that what he was doing? That's cool, dude. And then Adam's got the badonkadonk. The badonkadonk, all right, take a b-roll. Oh, what's going on? Get away from me, man.  All right. Dope b-roll. If you guys want to check out Adam's channel. Adam Whitefish. Adam Whitefish. You want to check out Alan Bob on IG? Alan Bob fishing, kicking the best TV. Now let's go ahead and tie these top orders on, baby. We're gonna try to get some top order action today. It's super hot. Super hot.  Crackin' the badonkadonk up. I got a feeling they're gonna munch on this thing. I got it. It's a big ol' shed. Did you get my rod out? I'm just kidding. You can probably kill it. I thought you had your rod. Dude, that's it. Grab my rod. I thought you were talking Bob, man. I thought you were talking Alan Bob. That's some sections. Chartreuse. It's always the weird stuff that works. So the lemon pepper chug bug might be some sauce. Saucy.  I didn't do that.  A spider wire.  Never buy a spider wire ever. Oh my God. Just keep talking, man. I'm gonna keep tying a wire to Power Pro. Spider wire break power pro. That part is, I know my people are gonna say spider wire over power pro. Not power pro. Power pro. No they're not. No they're not. They say power pro over spider wire. But, you know what? I don't really care, man. It works for me. You already got one? Oh, they're schooling. Yeah, that's kind of crazy.  I thought we were about to all triple up. Oh my God. Now we talking. Get them up here. Yeah. Yes, sir. Start off the day to start off the video. The solid push in three. Yes, sir. Good job, Bob. On the straight airborne for this thing. For the little chrome and chartreuse. There we go. Good job, bro. Hey, Bob. He just, oh my God. Look at him schooling by him. Throw in there, Adam. Look at him schooling. Watch this. Oh my God. I gotta grab my pole. For yours? Yeah, that's crazy. You got one? Dude. Oh snap. Allen Bob's hooked up with a toad. Yes, sir. They like that one. Oh gosh, that's a four. Oh gosh. Yeah, bro. Hold that thing up with it in there. Gosh, Lee. Look at that. Fish. That's good. Slow. Slow? Yeah, that's a big one, man. Good job. They're liking that chartreuse.  All right, Bob. Good job, bro. Let's get a release on him. Let's go. That's a good fish, bro. That's a good fish.  Heck yeah. Good job, brother. Yes, sir. Bro, what the heck? Big. Choked that thing. Choked that freaking thing. He looked so much bigger when he hit it. I mean, he looked so much bigger. Still a two and a half. There we go, baby. Look at that. Down his goalie. Gone. Full two and a half pounder. Bro, that's actually down his goal, dude. Oh, that's a problem. So I want to get this first hook out first. All right, we're good. As you guys can tell, that one is actually in his goalie. He choked that thing. So what you're going to want to do is go back behind the gills, grab a side of that treble, twist backwards, and you pull that sucker right out. And that was a fish that actually had it down in his goalie. Like a treble was in his goalie. Still able to get him out, just going back behind the gill. Still a beautiful bass. He creamed that top water. Nothing big, but still quality. Let's go, baby. I was working that one slow. But that hook was actually in his goalie. Oh my God. What the heck? Oh my God, he ate it. He ate it. Oh my God. Dude, that was the craziest fish catch I think I've had all year. So small. That was the craziest thing. He's got it so weird. These are the ones I've been eating. Let me take a word of advice from Noah. When you catch them like this on treble hooks, you might as well just do this. All right. Let me explain what the heck just happened. That was actually the next cast after the last. I saw him school on the grass edge. I casted it right there in my braid. If anybody's throwing braid, you know how it backs. It backed up and it landed, and he just hammered it. Get him out of there. Get him out of there.  All right, he's probably like three. Oh, baby. Oh, that's why you wear your sunglasses right there. So I got on a serious note, that's why you wear your sunglasses. Allen with another three pounder? Let's go. Dude, that was good, man. I had a feeling I was gonna get hit on that. He creamed that sucker. Oh yeah. That's awesome. By the time we like cast out here, and once you get it around this grass edge, if you throw a parallel, you can't really get it, so far off the bank that you can't really do that, and they just hammer it right at the edge of that grass, and you're getting those quality ones like that on top water. Heck yeah, bro. Yes, sir. There you go. Let's get another one, man. Bye. Oh my God. Look at that zing. Boys, look how fast they are, man. He's pushing every bit of that three. There we go. Look at that thing. Look at the tummy on him. We were whacking him, boys. Biggs, too. This isn't like, you know what I mean. This is quality fishing. I do not mind catching a two and a half to three pound fatty on top water. Oh, big, ain't he? First cast. That one's got a told. Oh, baby. Show me a mountain, Bob. That was good. That was good. That's not bigging, dude. That's not bigging. Yes, sir. There you go, boy. Heck yeah, heck yeah. Just get him back in the water, get back out there. Catch some more toads. Catch some more toads. Yeah, just toss them in there. Let's swim out. Good job, bro. That's killer. Like that. Like that. Boys. Alan goes, I want to see one tank this top water. Boosh. Dunzo. Dunzo. He went airborne. I hope the gopher is catching all these like crazy. Because the crazy thing is these fish are not hidden in like a normal bass. They are literally going airborne every time. They're all quality, man. Each and every one of them. Just straight quality bass. Look at that, boys. Alan's killing it.  That thing's getting it done. They really like that. They like this one. That's killer, dude. They're all good. You know, they're all three, around three pounds a piece. See the pliers? There we go. There you go, Bob. Good job, bro. Look at the fish. Heck yeah. That's good. Right on the top water, right on the edge of this grass is what we're aiming for. Got a little bit of wind pushing up. And shade. That's key. But this wind is well pushing in this grass. Really stacks up this big bass. All right. We got a bit of a drop, so we're just going to toss them in. Yeah, let's toss them in. Heck yeah, dude. That was awesome. Yeah. Sorry, girl, I gotta go.


All right, Dwight, you know, I have to bring up Shaq, you know, speaking of jabs and uppercuts, he threw some earlier in the season talking about the record of your team in Taiwan and you guys obviously have a history. So do you have any messages for him as he's obviously watching right now? And secondly, dinner plan soon, like, how do we squash the Dwight Howard Shaq few? I mean, for years, I've said that I don't have any beef with Shaq.  I don't really have no beef for course, anyone. The man Shaq thing, I don't know what it is. If we got to go to dinner, we got to come on this show and have a discussion, whatever it is. And you know, we get old, man, we get older. Let's squash whatever beef we got, whatever it is, and just keep it pushing.


The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, CIBN, says it is ready to collaborate with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Nigerian Exchange Group to enforce compliance and banks to conform to listing and regulatory rules. The president and chairman of the Council, Bayo Ulugemi, said this during the digital closing gong ceremony of the trading activities of the NGX, which held in Lagos recently, while commending the new management of the exchange after its demutualization, Ulugemi said it corroborates the exchange's vision of being Africa's preferred exchange hub. He noted that the exchange's market capitalization, which increased geometrically from 12.97 trillion naira in 2019 to 21.06 trillion naira in 2020 and the increase in trade volumes by 280 percent points to the fact that the efforts put in place by the management of the NGX had been an upgrade. We also want to commend the exchange on its intervention with the COVID-19 pandemic, which has helped to cushion the effect of the scourge on individuals and corporations. We know that you had a lot of waivers and you also did a lot on CSR. We want to also commend the exchange for launching exchange-traded derivatives as NG-Clearly Limited, which has received a primary principle from the Securities and Energy Commission to launch clearing and settlement of exchange-traded derivative rules as Nigeria's premier central counterparty, Clearly or CCP. I also want to thank you, just like I've mentioned, for the Accordion of the S-Academy by CIBA.


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Oh, hello, Marshal. Hello, John. You know what I'd do if I owned this place, Matt? Uh, tear it down? No. Look, it's got tables and chairs and knives and forks and spoons. Now back, they got a kitchen all set up with a stove and everything. So? It's all here. I'd open a restaurant. You're spoiled, Kitty. Dodge isn't St. Louis, you know. St. Louis? I was there six months, four years ago. Hello, Matt. Kitty. How are you, Doc? Oh, I'm fine. I'm fine. Well, sit down, Doc. Sit down. Oh, thank you. Thank you. Oh, well, what are you eating? Stew? That's what they call it, Doc. Oh, well, I'll try a little anyway. Then I'm going to bed. At noon? I was up all night, Kitty, out at the brand place. Mrs. Brand have her baby? Uh-huh, boy. That's five I've delivered out there. You know, it seems to me it's about time they gave you one. Oh, no, no, no. Give me one. I've got enough trouble all by myself. But seriously, I'll tell you something, Matt. It's got so I'm afraid to be driving onto the prairie at all. More Indians, Doc? I ran into Sam Butler outside. He just drove in with his whole family and all his belongings loaded onto his wagon. Says he's quitting. Well, why? Pauline's wiped out another family up near his place on the Smoky Hill River a couple of days ago. Uh, that's the second raid in the last two weeks. No wonder he's scared. Matt, he's telling everyone who will listen that it's a shameful thing for the law to be hiding out in Dodge while whole families are being slaughtered in the country. He is, huh? Yes. I thought you'd like to know. You said with Kitty, Doc, I, uh... I'm going to have a talk with Sam Butler. Sure. I'll see you later.  This is plum crazy. You can't fight a Pauline War Party all by yourself. And we sure ain't getting no help from the law around here.  Hello, Sam. Well, where you been hiding, Marshall? I, uh, hear the Paulines made another raid up near you. If you call shooting and scalping a man and his wife and their two boys a raid, are those men never had a chance to fight far as I say? Men? Well, boys, but they were coming on 14 or 15, holding up to handle a rifle. But they got caught outside and never even made the house. I seen them lying there with my own eyes, Marshall. And if you'd seen them, you'd be doing something about it instead of sitting around here and dying. I'm not hard to fight Indians, Sam. That's the Army's job. You ought to be out helping the Army. Every lawman in the country ought to. The Army doesn't need help. But there's something strange about those Paulines. Well, it's strange about them. They killed white men before. I'm sorry you're quitting, Sam. We need settlers out here. Not dead ones, you don't. No. No, not dead ones. What a pair.  They're talking about King-sized Chesterfield at the new low price. And Chesterfield regular. They're the quality twins. 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At my request, Captain Starr filed his troop out and patrolled while he and Chester and I rode forward to the scene of the slaughter. My scouts say these people haven't been dead very long, Marshal. This morning probably, that dawn, Captain. Then those Indians can't be too far off. No, but Indians have a way of disappearing. There it is, Mr. Dillon, burned right into the ground. Just like that last cabin, their bodies scattered around out in front. Well, let's get up there. And their boy. Against the water barrel. Oh, my. It's a little girl. It's a little girl. They scalped them, every one of them. Even that little girl. They even scalped her. At least they didn't torture them. Did they torture the other families, Captain? No, they didn't, Marshal. They got them just like this and scalped them. Where are you going, Marshal? What is it? Captain Starr. Last night you told me this is your first Chura duty in Indian country. That's right, Marshal. I'll take a good look around here, Captain. I have. All right. All three of these settler families were killed in the open outside their cabins. Does that mean anything to you? Those ponies are pretty tricky. They really surprised them. Yeah, they sure did. There are not many arrows around. If these people had had a chance to put up a fight, there'd be a lot of arrows. They were shot, Marshal, with rifles. Ponies don't usually waste ammunition, Captain. There's a reason for it here, though. What reason? Look at the ground. There are no tracks. Every sign of tracks have been dragged out with a blanket. You're right. I had noticed that. Well, there's another thing you hadn't noticed Oh, what's that? That boy there. How old would you say he was? About the same age as the boys at the last place, maybe 12, 13. Oh, Captain, that's old enough to be a brave in a couple of years if he was a ponie. What do you mean, if he was a ponie? They usually keep a boy that age. They don't kill him. They take him and try to make a brave out of him. Oh, I didn't know that. I know what he's driving at, Captain. You don't think it was ponies that done this. Ain't that right, Mr. Dillon? Yeah, that's right. But the ponies are the only tribe around here we know of, Marshal. Captain, it's them tracks. Ponies wouldn't hide their tracks. No, they wouldn't. Why? A man wearing Marcusons doesn't care about his tracks, Captain. He's got nothing to hide. Freight, I don't understand. It wasn't ponies that did this. It wasn't Indians at all. There was white men. Marshal Dillon, it's impossible for me to believe white men could have done this.  Do you ever hear what Chivington did to the Cheyennes at Sand Creek? Kellen's Scalpomali said big and little. Knits make lights. Congress has repudiated that whole affair, Marshal. Well, it still happened. And it was still white men that did it. I suppose you're right. I'm right. But why did they do it? Horses. You see that corral out there? This man must have had six or seven head of horses. Yes, the other settlers did, too. They stole the horses and probably whatever they could find in the cabins, and right now they're sitting around camp somewhere drinking coffee and laughing at all of us Indian hunters. Well, I'll find them. Now, it's a big country cow. I got a troop of cavalry out there, Marshal. Over a hundred men.  How are you going to know that the men you're after? These horses are branded, aren't they? What, what brands? No, but they must be registered somewhere. Maybe. But while you're out finding out all that, some other family's going to be slaughtered. There isn't time, Captain. I didn't realize how new I am at this game, Marshal. What would you suggest? Well, there used to be a corral about five miles upriver from here. If it still stands and we'll... we'll bait it with a couple of dozen head of good cavalry horses. And then they'll come to us. Good idea. I'll have my troop deployed and ready to move in. No, it wouldn't work. You can't hide a hundred men, Captain. You'll have to keep your cavalry clear away from there. But how... Chester and I will be there. We'll wait for him. I'll throw him on the fire, Chester. Let's have some more smoke, huh? Yes, sir. Stand back, Chester. Yes, sir. Well, they ought to see that if they're anywhere this side of the Rocky Mountains. They're sure to be scouting around, Mr. Dillon.  Besides, they're feeling mighty safe. They'll come. Mr. Dillon? Yeah? I've been thinking. Now, what's bothering you? Well, sir, there's only two of us. I'm wondering how many there are of them. You want to go back and find the cavalry? I feel a whole lot safer. I'll go on then. You didn't answer my question, Mr. Dillon. How many do you think we're waiting for? There's no way of telling, Chester. Well, if there's a whole parcel of them, how in the world are we going to take them? I don't care how we take them. They're pretty mad, ain't you? I can't get that little girl out of my mind. Yes, sir, I know.  Here comes somebody. He's all alone. Just some cowboy, probably. Maybe. Yeah, sure it is. If he's seen the smoke from our fire now, he's wondering what that old girl was doing full of horses. And he might be scouting it for the others. Those men don't take many chances. Well, how are we going to find out? Well, maybe we won't until it's too late.  Yes, sir. I think I'll have a cup of it too, huh? All right, sir. Oh, get on, stranger. We'll have some hot coffee up in a minute. Good.  Sure use some coffee. Had to make dry camp last night. Uh-huh. You couldn't have been very far away. Why didn't you ride on down to the river here? I'll tell you why, Mr. I was lost. A road till after dark. And I got lost. Now, your horse could have found it for you. Maybe my horse ain't as smart as yours. No offense. Sit down. Chester's bringing the coffee now. I've been sitting all morning. Here you are, mister. Oh.  You men are traveling pretty light, ain't you? What do you mean? Here's your coffee. Oh, thanks, Chester. You mean all them horses? Might be big removed and no wagon. Not much grub, I can see. We're driving those horses to Cheyenne. There's only two of us. We couldn't handle a wagon and the hurt bull. Only two of you? Yeah, that's right. Well, mister, look, and I'm drifting. Maybe you could use another hand. There may be. Where are you from? Dakota Territory, name of Lee Stapp. I sure would like to see Cheyenne. I never been there. Well, why don't you ride up there alone? It'd be chasing a herd of horses all the way. Well, I'm broke, mister. Wouldn't have much of a party in Cheyenne broke, would it? No, I don't guess you wouldn't. I'm a good hand, I work cheap. How about it?  Of course I am. Did you take a look at those horses we got? Yeah, I sure did. I ain't never seen none better. Well, they're good horses and we take good care of them. Well, okay. What's that got to do with hiring me? Mister, I wouldn't hire you to herd sheep. What? You said you made dry camp last night.  Well, it's my horse, ain't it? Sure. How's the coffee? Coffee. Is it any good? Well, yeah, sure it is. Well, then have some more of it. Hey, what's that? Chester. Yes, sir? Here, catch his gun. Got it. We'll get some rope. We'll tie him up while he's still out. But, Mr. Dillon, you sure he ain't just a cowboy like he said? I was pretty sure, Chester, but this made me real sure. It was sticking out of his pocket. Oh, my. I'll get the rope. And we ought to hang him with it. We will return for the last act of gun smoke in just a moment. In regular or king size, you can get him either way. The best smoke ever made's the Chester field you buy today. Smokers coast to coast are changing. It's a cinch to do. Here's all you have to say to get the one that's best for you. Chester fields for me. Chester fields for me. You just say it's Chester fields for me. 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They wouldn't care whether you die or not, men like you don't have that kind of friends. I mean, Mr. Dillon, we wouldn't have a chance. No, we wouldn't, Chester.  What? You'll see. But first get a bandana and fix step up so he can't talk.   Here's a bandana. Here, I'll do it. All right, on your feet. Now turn around. Get our rifles, Chester. Go on. There, that'll keep you quiet, step. All right, now walk. Are you sure, Mr. Dillon? Oh, thanks. You get on behind that log over there, Chester. Yes, sir. Now keep step here with me. All right, lie down, step. And if you make any noise, I'll split your skull. Oh, oh. Now go on, lie down. Chester. Yes, sir, fine. Keep the son off your rifle, they're getting pretty close. Now quiet. Mr. Dillon. What? What are we going to do now? Fight it out from here? Chester, I'd hate for either of us to get killed by men like them. When I start shooting, you start. Take whoever's on your side first and then work in. Yes, sir. Surprise them, huh? 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