Pontoon Boat & Deck Boat Forum

The local Walmart's have the super noodles back in stock. They are about 4 1/4" diameter x 48" long. I went and bought 6 @ 5.00 each. Last year they were out of stock after Memorial Day.

They are great for hanging onto and floating while enjoying your favorite beverage I'm thinking about maybe tiewrapping 2-3 together and making a super super noodle.

We use them also. Cheap floaty

They also are good for padding kayak trailer rails.

They are also good for using as a dock bumper -- run a PVC pipe through the noodle and then drive the pipe into the lake bed and secure the top end of the pipe to the dock.

okay now were do you store them i thought of them also but bid long bulky not wanting to lift them in and out all the time and space is at a premium well kind of after you think of all the other junk you bring on the toon.

We store ours in the center tube storage compartment. Some folks store them under the sun pad in the back of the boat.

I am going to Wally World to check them out. I saw that Costco has a high end brand that I never saw before and going to compare. As for storage I will make the wife put between thighs and make her walk pigeon toed down to the dock, to let her know what it feels like. She always says I dont know what women go thru. LOL......

Look in the pool supply stuff area; that's where my Walmart has them. They make 2 versions; a regular and a super. Buy the supers !
They fold somewhat so they are easy to store.

lakerunner696 wrote:We use them also. Cheap floaty

Around here they are called Bull Shark bobbers

Ron Burgundy: Around here they are called Bull Shark bobbers

So hows the best way to thread the bait on the hook, to keep it active and lively longer.

Bamby wrote:

Ron Burgundy: Around here they are called Bull Shark bobbers

So hows the best way to thread the bait on the hook, to keep it active and lively longer.

Just reading that makes my noodle scared.

Bamby wrote:

Ron Burgundy: Around here they are called Bull Shark bobbers

So hows the best way to thread the bait on the hook, to keep it active and lively longer.

Beer in one hand, hot dog in the other.


I am a long time surfer and have spent countless hours bobbing in the surf, but for some reason the sharks in Florida scare me.

I have flown over the FLA coast in an ultralite. You guys got a lot of sharks. I am staying in the boat!!

Me too. I surfed in California, but not Florida.

You have a better chance of being hit by lightning than attacked by a shark.