 or you put on there a combo of night crawlers and frozen emerald shiners. You pitch that out on the bottom. You put your rod in the rod holder or set it against the boat. Ideally, you set your boat up so it's not swinging. Ideally, the back of the boat is stable because then you can better tell those light bites. And believe it or not, when a sturgeon hits, it's not going to just hammer it because it's a big fish. It's a little tun-tun-tun-tun, you know, almost like you're catching a sucker or a catfish, right? And then...