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 Re: My new pool noodle jugline design
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08/19/14 03:08 AM
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ALLANGT
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Great...now I have to make a trip to Home Depot and WallyWorld 
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Re: My new pool noodle jugline design
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08/19/14 01:08 PM
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My suggestion is, if you plan on doing these anytime soon, get to Wal Mart and buy the noodles in the color you want now, you wont be able to find them during winter. In the next few weeks is when they will hit clearance and be gone. If Cedar Creek would fill up, I get all kinds of pool noodles floating up into our cove but with the lake down there's not much cove right now.
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Re: My new pool noodle jugline design
[Re: Caribou]
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08/19/14 01:41 PM
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cva34
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if everything came with directions and & pic like you included ..WE COULD DO ANYTHING...thx JOB WELL DONE
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Re: My new pool noodle jugline design
[Re: CCBIRDDOGMAN]
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08/19/14 06:59 PM
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ALLANGT
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My suggestion is, if you plan on doing these anytime soon, get to Wal Mart and buy the noodles in the color you want now, you wont be able to find them during winter. In the next few weeks is when they will hit clearance and be gone. If Cedar Creek would fill up, I get all kinds of pool noodles floating up into our cove but with the lake down there's not much cove right now. My wallyworld was already out this mourning. Found some at Lowes though. My wife said the DollarStore has them.
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Re: My new pool noodle jugline design
[Re: ALLANGT]
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08/29/14 07:19 PM
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ALLANGT
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Got some made up and hope to try them out in the next few days. Guess I need to catch some shad and bluegill now.
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Re: My new pool noodle jugline design
[Re: CCBIRDDOGMAN]
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09/04/14 04:55 PM
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Bumping this for a friend asking how I build my jugs.
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Re: My new pool noodle jugline design
[Re: CCBIRDDOGMAN]
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05/01/15 04:19 PM
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One more bump for the thread asking about juglines.
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Re: My new pool noodle jugline design
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05/02/15 02:47 AM
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texmexfishin
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Your post made me & my son want to try out some juggin. Question: Do you leave the jugs free floatin or do you anchor them with a heavy weight? Just thinking that the jug may not give enough resistance to set the hook on its own.
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Re: My new pool noodle jugline design
[Re: CCBIRDDOGMAN]
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05/02/15 02:56 AM
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trav1921
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Cool. Now I have a blue print. Appreciate the post.
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Re: My new pool noodle jugline design
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05/03/15 03:40 PM
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dieselpower97
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use a weight, we use a small cup with concrete in it, we use a piece wire in it then fill, we have used non weighted ones but the wind will blow them a long ways and makes finding them a pain! duck weights work well too. good luck and have fun
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Re: My new pool noodle jugline design
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05/13/15 03:17 PM
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I use lead for weight, I some that came from lead lined sheetrock used in x ray rooms. I like it because its thin and it will just wrap around the jug when storing. Also bumping this for a TFF'er that just pm'd me.
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Re: My new pool noodle jugline design
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05/13/15 03:31 PM
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opus
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Theres a youtube video on makin noodle lines using coathangers instead of pvc I like better than the pvc
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Re: My new pool noodle jugline design
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05/13/15 04:07 PM
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I like the clips you use. Several people have told me they aren't strong enough, I like them and have had them hold everything iv hooked on jug/trot lines, cats up to 80+ lbs and gator gar to 5 or 6 foot, never weight any of them.
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Re: My new pool noodle jugline design
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05/13/15 04:17 PM
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Re: My new pool noodle jugline design
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05/13/15 04:39 PM
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I tried to use noodles for the first time last week. I used free floating ones in 30' with hooks at 5', 10', and 15'. Most no takers but 2 disappeared never to be seen again. I drove around looking for over an hour. I will always used weighted ones in more shallow water. Lesson learned.
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