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To: Justin C who wrote (46670)	2/12/2000 7:23:00 PM
From: Ish	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71178

<<Reminded me of an item in the paper this week that described the art of catching sleeping fish by hand. It's called grappling, guddling, noodling or hogging, depending on where it's done. Or maybe the whole thing was just a fish story. >> Nope it's as real as a tooth ache. Done mainly for big catfish like blues and flatheads in not too deep streams. Wading waist deep water and feeling in sunken hollow logs and holes in the bank. Feel around and grab that fish by the mouth and hope it isn't too big and clamps down. Me? Screw that stuff. You can reach in and grab a muskrat, snapping turtle or a snake. Guys who do that don't have the plastic thingy for their 6-pack.