Smile. It feels good.
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Catfish noodling? What the [bleep] is that? Well, glad you asked because I had never heard of it either. Catfish noodling is fishing for catfish using only bare hands, practiced primarily in the southern United States. The noodler places his hand inside a discovered catfish hole. Many other names, such as catfisting, grabbling, graveling, hogging, dogging, gurgling, tickling and stumping, are used in different regions for the same activity.
Photo credit: jorge fardels
Photo source: 1x.com
Photo credit: Me, Michelle at Motley News
Make sure to click on the image TWICE to view it in full screen size. Careful, though… gonna getcha!
Photo credit: Dean Mason from Bournemouth, Dorset
Photo source: Telegraph
Photo Credit: ONDREJ PAKAN / CATERS NEWS
Source: Telegraph
“I made this image at Myakka River State Park in Sarasota, Florida, this past spring. There had been no rain in the river valley for quite a while, and the waters were at drought level. I found this guy in a shallow depression in the riverbed, along with some trapped fish, and knew I had a good chance for an evening shot with flash.”
Photo credit: Larry Lynch
Photo source: National Geographic
Photo credit: Me aka Motley Photos
Post-publishing note: Well… you’re getting The Parting Shot a wee bit early today.
Last night I scheduled this to publish for tonight’s parting shot – and forgot that I have to schedule in military time.
So, I meant 10 PM but in reality I scheduled it for 10 AM. Oops……
Photo credit: Emilie Genty, National Geographic