Rod and gear leashes - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

DanaPT · 06-22-2016, 07:57 AM

Kayak innovations: I'm convinced... if I thought of it... it's been done before. A lot of creative minds (a few crazy ones too) in this activity. The innovation thread is full of great ideas. Some you may be able to make better.

The best part of kayak fishing for me is making crap to use on the water. Leashes, hook removers, knots, your favorite fish killing rig, etc.

I've been using old cell phone coiled charges. CUt the ends and zip tie stainless steel or brass fixtures. cost breakdown:
- old phone coiled charger (free if you can find them).
- stainless steel s- clips ($5 for 7, it's a key chain with small stainless s-clips)
- zip ties (.25)?

the work bitchen. and cost less than, $2.00 to make.

keep innovating!

06-22-2016, 07:57 AM	#11
DanaPT Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: South OC Posts: 1,606	Kayak innovations: I'm convinced... if I thought of it... it's been done before. A lot of creative minds (a few crazy ones too) in this activity. The innovation thread is full of great ideas. Some you may be able to make better. The best part of kayak fishing for me is making crap to use on the water. Leashes, hook removers, knots, your favorite fish killing rig, etc. I've been using old cell phone coiled charges. CUt the ends and zip tie stainless steel or brass fixtures. cost breakdown: - old phone coiled charger (free if you can find them). - stainless steel s- clips ($5 for 7, it's a key chain with small stainless s-clips) - zip ties (.25)? the work bitchen. and cost less than, $2.00 to make. keep innovating! Last edited by DanaPT; 06-22-2016 at 08:59 AM.