Next, affix the bolt on the inside of the fish, at the flat bottom part. I found it easy to punch the threaded end into the inside of the noodle just a bit, which held it in place as I applied a thick layer of hot glue. Let the glue cure for a minute or so, pull off any wisps, and this fish is ready for the water! Repeat these steps to make as many fish as you need. You can paint the rod anyway you want.
I tried to distinguish between the handle and body of the rod. Tie it there as well. On the free end of the yarn, take one magnet with tweezers, run hot glue on the edge, and wrap the yarn there, then tie the very end of the yarn off and trim. While this game is perfectly fun as is, a point system ups the ante for older kids and adults. Using permanent marker, assign each fish a point value on the bottom, so it remains unseen by the players. Each player can land 3 fish and tally the high score per round.
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