Whats noodling?

Walking along in a swamp sticking your hand in holes under the water , feeling about , if you feel a cat fishes gills ( they tend to sit around on the bottom and in holes waiting for sometasty to swim into their mouths ) grab a hold and wrestle the fish to the surface , I have NEVER and will NEVER do it because
1) alagater snapping turtles tend to do the same thing ,
2) snakes hang out there as well ( snakes don't bother me so much when you know they are there , its when they supprise you that you tend to find trees with your face )

In that case, I'd rather be the eater than the catcher. :eek:

For some reason the term noodling brought a very different idea to mind... I can't see any man risking that just for a fish though.

Fish don't smell bad when you first catch them. It's only after a few days in the fridge (moreso out of it) that they smell bad.

What I'd hate about having a catfish on my lap, even a small one, is the slime they have all over them.

btw..that's one fucking huge catfish.

Didn't Australia grace us with "love serenade"?

"Breathe Vicki Ann, breathe!"

I've no idea what you're talking about.

Nothing special here folks... Move along...

http://z.about.com/d/urbanlegends/1/0/U/8/catfish1.jpg
http://img.coxnewsweb.com/C/05/86/66/image_1766865.jpg
http://www.enterprisetackle.co.uk/ph...ry/catfish.jpg

Where in the hell do people find these fucking huge fish?

Wastewater streams near nuclear power plants.

I want to know whether "canoodling" means noodling from a canoe.

I'm more concerned with how they catch those giant things more than where do they find them.

And, do they catch and release? (I hope)

still learning stuff in the cellar, cool

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116930/

I remember it being quite funny, but then I was a bit of a bake artist back in the day.

So it's not just me! And you thought IOTD animals were just for eating...

Yeah, right. Dinner, a movie, and who knows?