Kayak fishing diy

Are you looking to take your kayak fishing to the next level? Check out the top 8 accessories you need for next fishing adventure!

The kayak crate. It is probably one of the most coveted pieces of equipment a kayak fisherman can own and for good reason. While most anglers use a standard plastic milk crate, I tend to make mine out of inexpensive and readily available store-bought containers. When I first got into the sport, I used file crates for storage. The problem with these is that the plastic is thin and the crate tends to flex. Zip tie a couple of rod holders to these units and over a short period of time, the…

Today’s kayaks are indeed formidable fishing boats. Though diminutive, they have ample tackle storage space and allow anglers to put rod holders and other accessories anywhere they desire. Able to handle almost any electronics from wee LCD sonar units to full-scale GPS/side-scan sonar displays, kayaks can put the angler on fish and fishy structure with style. But sonar and storage are just for starters. Here are six other often-overlooked kayak essentials for your fish-catching machine.

In need of a kayak fishing anchor? You don't have to buy one. It only costs a few dollars to make one yourself!

Pretty much all kayak anglers have the same problem: there’s never quite enough secure storage space available on a kayak for all of your essential kayak fishing gear. That’s why some folks browse the best

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There’s a ton of advice out there for how to set up your kayak for fishing and you probably won’t have a tough time finding recommendations for how to catch more fish when kayak angling.

Styro Innovations has came up with an interesting DIY modular floating system which can be both clever and beneficial in the pontoon flotation. If you are looking for something for your project to build a floating fishing dock, kayak launch/outrigger or even a tri-toon/ pontoon boat project.

Made from 4X4" PVC fence post, 1" PVC pipe, four screws, one bolt and a piece of old plexiglass for the rudder blade.

Kayak Fishing Tip 97. Loss Proof Kayak Anchor DIY I've made a half dozen Loss Proof yak anchors for my friends and me. All you need is a little PVC Pipe, 1 pipe cap, about 4' of 2 gauge copper ground wire, a hand saw or hacksaw and a 1/4" drill. I added heat shrink tubing to the tines, just for t...