My new kayak is ready to go fishing - Page 2

boomerdog1 · 09-22-2013, 04:03 PM

I need to install some rod holders on our 'yaks, just keep putting it off though. I've considered just making some, and using "broom clips" for paddle holders. Like these-

http://www.toolclip.com/component/co...cle/43/105-8-s

4thIDvet · 09-22-2013, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by boomerdog1

I need to install some rod holders on our 'yaks, just keep putting it off though. I've considered just making some, and using "broom clips" for paddle holders. Like these-

http://www.toolclip.com/component/co...cle/43/105-8-s

That is all yah need..

Hell they work, they work.. Do not need to spend a fortune..
We were kids and fishing off Long Island Sound for Blues and Stripped bass. Hell we did not have money, our parents did, we did not.. Made lures out of wooden shower round dowels, painted them and saved money "pop bottle return money" for eyelets and treble hooks..
You bet we caught em..

boomerdog1 · 09-22-2013, 09:11 PM

Made a few lures myself back when I was a kid, still have a few of 'em. I was fascinated with Rapala's and muskie lures. I made a damn good mouse lure, compete with whiskers and rubber-worm tail. Never caught anything on it though.

09-22-2013, 04:03 PM	#16
boomerdog1 Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Up a holler, Wv Posts: 48	I need to install some rod holders on our 'yaks, just keep putting it off though. I've considered just making some, and using "broom clips" for paddle holders. Like these- http://www.toolclip.com/component/co...cle/43/105-8-s

09-22-2013, 09:11 PM	#18
boomerdog1 Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Up a holler, Wv Posts: 48	Made a few lures myself back when I was a kid, still have a few of 'em. I was fascinated with Rapala's and muskie lures. I made a damn good mouse lure, compete with whiskers and rubber-worm tail. Never caught anything on it though.