Last summer you might have heard that first lights making waterfowl gear.

They are and it's fantastic. They put out a pretty slick field hunting pattern.

But folks that hunt the dark flooded timber in the Mississippi flyway started grumbling right away.

Well, grumble no more. We just released cash camel.

Specifically formulated for hunting ducks in the flooded hardwoods. It is an awesome camel.

I keep pointing out that it's just like I can picture hunting all kind of turkeys and that stuff.

But it's made for formulated for hunting flooded hardwoods. It is a phenomenal waterfowl camel.

The pattern was designed using the same nature based algorithm used in their other patterns,

but emphasizes micro break up elements and high contrast textures that are most visually

disruptive when you are up close and personal with green heads in the woods.

It's been tested and tweaked over two seasons in Arkansas.

Plus first light donates a portion of every sale of duck hunting gear to delta waterfowl

to support their mission of conserving North American duck and goose populations.

Head over to firstlight.com slash cash like the river in Arkansas cash meaning

C-A-C-H-E. Give it a look today. Again, it is an awesome

camel fly just an awesome waterfowl camel fly just a sweet camel. You might just see me running around.

I don't know doing whatever in that stuff, but that's not what it's for. It's for duck hunting and it's great for it.

There isn't a walleye on this planet that's got 20 to 25 minutes of fighting it.

You know how saying that was? That shark could have landed in the boat and two of your buddies

could have been freaking killed. Man, there's a few times throughout that deal where he just goes after

Bree cheese. I get your clients suck but leave the Bree out of this man. Secondly, walleye, you're

right. I mean they kind of suck. Good morning to gendered anglers and welcome to Bent the

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