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     Randy Beck (Randy_beck) BOC INITIATE Username: Randy_beck Post Number: 1 Registered: 5-2006 Rating: N/A |
First off, I just found this great site and still learning my way around this vast site! Just wanted to report that a co-worker and I went up to Kerr Scott lake (Buggs Island) in Va. and fish for about 5hrs using these new Fish-a-noodles. We threw 23 of them out and we filled a 110qt cooler. Biggest one was 22.5lbs. Most were in the 10-15lb range. We caught several 2 and 3 pounders but we tossed them back to grow up a little. If you guys haven't used these fish-a-noodles, you don't know what you are missing. They are fun and easy to use. Happy fishing! Randy | ||
| Doyle Shoot (Doyle)  BOC PALADINUsername: Doyle Post Number: 623 Registered: 2-2005  Rating: N/A |
Randy welcome to the BOC. Sounds like a great day. I never heard of Fish-a-noodles, got any more info on them. 
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| Kenneth Blakely (Catfish_ken) BOC INITIATE Username: Catfish_ken Post Number: 1 Registered: 9-2005 Rating: N/A |
Welcome to the site. Let us know what they are and where to get them. Maybe they will work in South Carolina around Hartwell lake.Look forward to learning more from you. | ||
| Doyle Shoot (Doyle) BOC PALADINUsername: Doyle Post Number: 631 Registered: 2-2005 Rating: N/A |
Kenneth, welcome to the BOC, from what I hear South Carolina is a great catfish state.
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| Chris Cannady (Gunzby) BOC INITIATE Username: Gunzby Post Number: 9 Registered: 5-2006 Rating: N/A |
I might be wrong but fish-a-noodles are probably like those lil foam tubes you use in a swimming pool as a floatie. You can just go ahead and buy a few of those at Wally World and cut em up. An idea I suggested the other week was to just use milk jugs and if you're jugging at night you can buy a few glow sticks to toss in there as well. I've never bothered with jugging simply cuz I just catch and release, but I can come up with a half-way decent idea here and there about it | ||
| Kiel Morgan (Kinkler) BOC INITIATE Username: Kinkler Post Number: 1 Registered: 5-2007 Rating: N/A |
Those are basically just those noodle things that someone decided to make for you. They are just a newer version of jugging. | ||
| bradley shaun adams (Bsadams23) BOC INITIATE Username: Bsadams23 Post Number: 3 Registered: 8-2002 Rating: N/A |
That's exactly what he's talking about. The ones in Walmart though are already cut and have a nice strong metal rod with a hook on the bottom of it to tie on your line. I'd drill a small hole in the top of and put a glowstick in it. I'm gonna try em sometime. | ||
| Ben Crum Sr. (Arkansas51) BOC INITIATE Username: Arkansas51 Post Number: 1 Registered: 8-2009 Rating: N/A |
I use the noodles in De Queen Arkansas myself. I cut pieces of the noodle 10 inches long, then cut 1/2 inch cold pvc pipe 16 to 18 inche length to run tru the center of the noodle sliding the noodle to one end of the pvc. I then glue a tee on each end of the pvc pipe in order to keep it from pulling back tru the noodle when you have a large fish. I tie my line to the long end of the pvc pipe next to the tee. I use long lines for deep water If I am fishing shallow water, i just wrap the line around the noodle and throw a quick half hitch around the pve to lock it at the desired length. I tie a 1/2 oz bell sinker about two ft. above the hook and you are ready to go fishing. | ||
| verlon emmett lawrence (Topsgtlawrence) BOC PALADINUsername: Topsgtlawrence Post Number: 829 Registered: 2-2003  Rating: N/A |
I caught some blues on Noodles as well a few weeks bac, Had fun with them, we were on the Arkansas river fishing a flat. Verlon E. Lawrence B.O.C. Staff | ||
| Richard Rodenbeck (Coloradontexas) BOC INITIATE Username: Coloradontexas Post Number: 2 Registered: 2-2005 Rating: N/A |
can you jug fish during the day, have an old boat, but cant get the lights workin. |
