Swimming noodles (other uses)

So I love my big Ice Innovations rod box but it is huge and cumbersome at times. If I don’t need/want all my rods I like my Frabill Rod box. However the rods in the Frabill box can slide around and tangle up. So I cut swim noodles apart and strategically placed the pieces. The rods cannot move and tangle. I also use the noodles for my kids rods in their rod bag.

Attachments:

1. 

   19A2B821-1646-429F-A807-533999BD3ACF.jpeg
   

2. 

   C0FF135F-D524-4152-8C31-E27A6C59DF13.jpeg
   

3. 

   2421DFCC-5BB0-4BA3-B8C4-412A4CE03E84.jpeg
   

4. 

   D78202E9-2052-4C01-8DE3-D25343BA495B.jpeg
   

Nice! I’ve fit the noodles over the gunwales of a car-topper to avoid scratching my roof. Most recently I slid a piece over my massive new Lowrance ducer to keep it protected during travel.

Jon Gruden would be proud

Swimming noodles are also great for wrapping up snells, spinners etc.

I’ve used noodles for long rod storage. Just drill to the wall and cut a few slits in it accordingly. Works out pretty good for a 50¢ item.

I have them in my boat to put on the docks at the campgrounds I use to cover the pipes that are on the outside of the dock frame…Saves damage to the sides of the boat due to wave action caused by boat wakes, and high winds, etc…Cut the slits in them, and duct tape finishes the job…Also use bumpers.

Man how many of those things have I seen laying on the side of the road or in the ditch over the years? Lots! I may have to start picking them up!

They work good if nature calls too. No need to get close to the side of the boat.

I put it between my legs and poke the wife in the butt. At the beach I’m sure she loves it

Meterman wrote:

Swimming noodles are also great for wrapping up snells, spinners etc.

Yep

Attachments:

1. 

   D28A58DE-811F-405C-9219-0B8107312069.jpeg
   

Bearcat89 wrote:

I put it between my legs and poke the wife in the butt. At the beach I’m sure she loves it

Great item to ride the bull on as well…

Brian Klawitter wrote:

They work good if nature calls too. No need to get close to the side of the boat.

I hope it’s not the same one the college kids use…they work as great beer bongs.

Brian Klawitter wrote:

They work good if nature calls too. No need to get close to the side of the boat.

This sounds like a great way to end up needing a prescription for penicillin, depending on who your fishing buddies are.

tangler wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Brian Klawitter wrote:</div>
They work good if nature calls too. No need to get close to the side of the boat.

This sounds like a great way to end up needing a prescription for penicillin, depending on who your fishing buddies are.

Poor man’s fleshlight.

Deuces wrote:

Poor man’s fleshlight.

Brian Klawitter wrote:

They work good if nature calls too. No need to get close to the side of the boat.

I have so many comments and not one would be acceptable to post.

I have used them strung on a dog collar instead of a cone after she had surgery.I thought i was the only one to do that Bearcat.

Finally figured out a rod holder for the run n gun.
Bring on the ice! LOL!

Attachments:

1. 

   Run-n-gun.jpg
   

2. 

   Rod-holders.jpg
   

I have used them to hang lures in the boat cut them in half and double sided tape to the inside gun whale.

Tom P. wrote:

I have used them to hang lures in the boat cut them in half and double sided tape to the inside gun whale.

X2 – we use them for that purpose in our camp boats at outposts in Canada.

Made a livewell at a remote cabin with an old laundry basket and pool noodles

Attachments:

1. 

   Live-well.jpg