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Noodles
Posted By: rj74955
Noodles - 07/06/20 03:14 PM
Young man on Hudson noddled this 65 pounder this weekend. I should have had Ratz and BCbasscat trying that when they were up here 2 weeks ago.
Posted By: BCBassCat
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 03:16 PM
No sir, not sticking my hands in jack squat.
Posted By: TexDawg
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 03:19 PM
Yeah, I’m out on that
Posted By: lanman71
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 03:23 PM
Do they not have snapping turtles and water moccasins in the rivers you noodle? No way in hell I do that.
Posted By: RATZ
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 03:27 PM
I bet that cave has held one or two of those
Posted By: rj74955
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 03:37 PM
No sir, not sticking my hands in jack squat.
I bet if I had lemon shine in the boat I could've talked both of you into it. I would throw you a rope if you got in a bind.
Posted By: WAWI
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 03:46 PM
Nope
Posted By: RATZ
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 03:47 PM
I've done it with a 12lber, but I would scream like a little girl if I grabbed onto a 65lber
Posted By: BCBassCat
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 03:49 PM
I've done it with a 12lber, but I would scream like a little girl if I grabbed onto a 65lber
So you mounted it?
Posted By: GTrigg
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 03:49 PM
No sir, not sticking my hands in jack squat.
I bet if I had lemon shine in the boat I could've talked both of you into it. I would throw you a rope if you got in a bind.
Beat me to it RJ, I was going to suggest some shine. I'm sure that would have BC and Ratz fighting over the opportunity.
No sir, not sticking my hands in jack squat.
I echo this...hell no I aint doing that!
Posted By: Spiderman
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 04:28 PM
If you've ever seen what a logger head turtle can do to a boat paddle........nope I'm out.
Posted By: Bob Davis
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 04:33 PM
That is a big fish, must have left a mark on his arm
I am wondering what that stuff is on the deck? Gas can, electrical cords and some apparatus in a dishpan?
Yes to gas can. I think the apparatus in the pan is a small gas engine powered air compressor. The yellow "cordage" is actually a cheap PVC air hose as it appears very thick compared to an electrical cord. Part of the air hose assembly is the black tubing. It appears to have a quick-coupling with a red reinforcement grip just to the right of the pan. Any agree with my assessment?
BTW, I'm a Dive Master level in SCUBA, and to try to breathe air from a shop compressor would be a very iffy thing to try. If it is a compressor, it's more likely they use air to "encourage" a fish to leave it's lair. In a huge bubbling of air, they can't fight, nor breathe, so they may give up more easily - just guessing. I know of regulations prohibiting the use of compressed air for collection of lobster or tropical fish in the marine waters, so it must be "effective".
Posted By: BCBassCat
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 04:52 PM
My first thought was a pump for a homemade SCBA apparatus.
Posted By: rj74955
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 05:22 PM
Heck if I know Bob, I never, ever get out of the boat except if I have a [censored] attack.
Posted By: Davedave
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 05:32 PM
This noodling deal is the biggest issue I have with Oklahoma. It might even be considered a real state if it wasn’t for this.
Posted By: RATZ
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 05:54 PM
Heck if I know Bob, I never, ever get out of the boat except if I have a [censored] attack.
like your buddy in the bib overalls
Hummm …..Looks bigger that 65 pounds.
No way I'd ever do that.
Posted By: Bob Davis
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 06:05 PM
Yes to gas can. I think the apparatus in the pan is a small gas engine powered air compressor. The yellow "cordage" is actually a cheap PVC air hose as it appears very thick compared to an electrical cord. Part of the air hose assembly is the black tubing. It appears to have a quick-coupling with a red reinforcement grip just to the right of the pan. Any agree with my assessment?
BTW, I'm a Dive Master level in SCUBA, and to try to breathe air from a shop compressor would be a very iffy thing to try. If it is a compressor, it's more likely they use air to "encourage" a fish to leave it's lair. In a huge bubbling of air, they can't fight, nor breathe, so they may give up more easily - just guessing. I know of regulations prohibiting the use of compressed air for collection of lobster or tropical fish in the marine waters, so it must be "effective".
Thanks, good answer. I was just curious and agree with your assessment.
Posted By: Bob Davis
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 06:05 PM
Heck if I know Bob, I never, ever get out of the boat except if I have a [censored] attack.
I hear ya.!
Posted By: Nickbyrd
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 06:57 PM
Hell yah
Posted By: rj74955
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 07:48 PM
This noodling deal is the biggest issue I have with Oklahoma. It might even be considered a real state if it wasn’t for this.
Posted By: CCTX
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 07:51 PM
No thanks.
If there’s something I don’t want to stick my hands in, I just consult Gyn, Uro, or Procto.
Posted By: Siberman
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 07:52 PM
My granddaddy did that in his youth .
An Okie friend got tagged by a cottonmouth while noodling .
Pass .
Posted By: rj74955
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 07:59 PM
Yes to gas can. I think the apparatus in the pan is a small gas engine powered air compressor. The yellow "cordage" is actually a cheap PVC air hose as it appears very thick compared to an electrical cord. Part of the air hose assembly is the black tubing. It appears to have a quick-coupling with a red reinforcement grip just to the right of the pan. Any agree with my assessment?
BTW, I'm a Dive Master level in SCUBA, and to try to breathe air from a shop compressor would be a very iffy thing to try. If it is a compressor, it's more likely they use air to "encourage" a fish to leave it's lair. In a huge bubbling of air, they can't fight, nor breathe, so they may give up more easily - just guessing. I know of regulations prohibiting the use of compressed air for collection of lobster or tropical fish in the marine waters, so it must be "effective".
You're trying to add a level of sophistication that, as DaveDave can tell you, just does not exist in Oklahoma.
Posted By: senko9S
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 08:18 PM
okie water bong?
Posted By: beartrap
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 08:20 PM
noodling,sky-diving and bungee cord jumping are three things I ain't gonna do.(and I've done some incredibly dumb alcohol inspired things)......as mentioned, if you've ever seen what damage a snapping turtle can do to a boat paddle or large stick,you would not stick your hand where one might be....
Posted By: senko9S
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 08:27 PM
found a 50lb+ sticking his head out of a hole in a gvine feeder creek. called up an okie buddy that used to work the bps gun counter to come and get it. it was funny watching his legs out of the water go crazy when that fish got a hold of him. he never got it out. apparently it was living in a beaver den and had plenty of room to back up. guy spent 2 days trying to dig it out from the top but never got it. his arm was scraped up pretty good.
Yes to gas can. I think the apparatus in the pan is a small gas engine powered air compressor. The yellow "cordage" is actually a cheap PVC air hose as it appears very thick compared to an electrical cord. Part of the air hose assembly is the black tubing. It appears to have a quick-coupling with a red reinforcement grip just to the right of the pan. Any agree with my assessment?
BTW, I'm a Dive Master level in SCUBA, and to try to breathe air from a shop compressor would be a very iffy thing to try. If it is a compressor, it's more likely they use air to "encourage" a fish to leave it's lair. In a huge bubbling of air, they can't fight, nor breathe, so they may give up more easily - just guessing. I know of regulations prohibiting the use of compressed air for collection of lobster or tropical fish in the marine waters, so it must be "effective".
You're trying to add a level of sophistication that, as DaveDave can tell you, just does not exist in Oklahoma.
LOL, you are probably right! But, one of them could have learned of such things while visiting a foreign country - such as Louisiana?
Posted By: KQT
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 09:10 PM
I am a high school teacher, I don’t think there will be in class instruction, I think most ISDs are hopeful but I just don’t see it happening. The governor will delay openings, if we go back it will be after Christmas.
Posted By: senko9S
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 09:26 PM
I am a high school teacher, I don’t think there will be in class instruction, I think most ISDs are hopeful but I just don’t see it happening. The governor will delay openings, if we go back it will be after Christmas.
what does that have to do with a catfish?
Posted By: Davedave
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 09:31 PM
I am a high school teacher, I don’t think there will be in class instruction, I think most ISDs are hopeful but I just don’t see it happening. The governor will delay openings, if we go back it will be after Christmas.
what does that have to do with a catfish?
Here’s what meant to type. Noodling for catfish is stupid. The percentage of noodlers that have completed the ninth grade is very low. The percentage that have completed high school is zero. If noodling keeps happening, they will have to cancel high school in Oklahoma.
Posted By: KQT
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 09:41 PM
😂 something happened wrong thread nice catfish
Posted By: TexDawg
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 09:47 PM
I think the apparatus produces an electrical shock and that fella shocked that fat fish up, that boy isn’t hardly even dirty
Posted By: Siberman
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 10:25 PM
......,sky-diving ..... I ain't gonna do.(and I've done some incredibly dumb alcohol inspired things)........
That's actually on my bucket list along with Rocky Mountain climbing and lasting 8 seconds on a bull named Fu Manchu .
Posted By: Okie Poke
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 10:30 PM
Oklahoma Rednecks....I love it! Noodle on, dude....
Posted By: ReelBusy
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 10:41 PM
That is a big fish, must have left a mark on his arm
I am wondering what that stuff is on the deck? Gas can, electrical cords and some apparatus in a dishpan?
That's for electric noodling
Posted By: rj74955
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 11:04 PM
I had to ask the guy that sent me the pic, they actually are wearing some kind of helmet/mask and using the compressor for air. I know they do for diving for fresh water shells, just never seen them do it for noodling. I'm sure the old timers think that's cheating lol.
Posted By: Trickster
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 11:45 PM
My dad was good at that. First time I tried and reached to a hole with a 10 pounder I said F that.
Posted By: Roller22
Re: Noodles - 07/06/20 11:47 PM