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2022
The Cherokee Noodler

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Kenny Limore is known as “The Cherokee Noodler.” He is the picture of a true outdoorsman, managing a ranch and wrestling catfish from their holes in lakes and rivers all over Cherokee Nation. He takes us out of the lake and shows us how to keep the catfish biting.

In This Episode

Kenny Limore is known as “The Cherokee Noodler.” He is the picture of a true outdoorsman, managing a ranch and wrestling catfish from their holes in lakes and rivers all over Cherokee Nation. He takes us out of the lake and shows us how to keep the catfish biting.

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