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Shortwave Sportfishing wrote:
I was watching that video Fisherdude posted yesterday again - a couple of those fish have got to be in the 30/35 pound range. However, I always thought noodlin' was using a really long cane pole - like 12 - 15 feet long to get a way out of the shore. The noodlin' name came from the whippy length of the cane pole. I can't wait to get to SC this summer and do some real cat fishin' - they just don't have cats like that up here. As I mentioned I have collected a few item's on this. Just because I thought it was funny. They have alot of different names for it in different parts of the country. But the most common is Noodlin. Which one artical I have said that was from the thought that those who did it must not be using their noodle. IE they are out of their minds. I think in Texas it is against the law. Capt Jack R.. |
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