CHEAP DIY HOMEMADE PLANER BOARDS - MAKE YOUR OWN - BAIT2BEND VERSION

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  • Опубліковано 17 жов 2024

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  • @Bait2Bend
    @Bait2Bend  5 років тому +1

    Tired of paying Crazy Prices on Planer Boards. Try making a few yourself. They're easier than you think and if I can do anyone can do it! Thank you for watching, please subscribe and like and/or dislike if you wish. (Let me know why?) Have an awesome day! -Scott

  • @cross-eyedcatfishing6952
    @cross-eyedcatfishing6952 Рік тому

    About to make my own as well. How did they work out on the water?

  • @arthurseymour15
    @arthurseymour15 Рік тому

    I like it. Too bad you can’t go test it out today. I made one similar today and tested it out. Pulling it in my pond. Plan on doing some tweaking in the morning and hopefully trying it out. In the Bayou very soon. You get an a for effort. I love seeing people taking on these do it yourself projects

  • @Follower_of_The_Word
    @Follower_of_The_Word Рік тому

    Why does the bolt need to be so long? If it's to keep your line farther away from the board, wouldn't a 6" piece of cable for the release work?

  • @rackfishoutdoors
    @rackfishoutdoors 5 років тому +1

    Hammer the bent corner down before you glued it. Second dont put the bolt in yet glue your foam first so you get a flat surface to put weight on to let it dry. Then cut a 45*deg angle on the foam then tape it so it glides thew the water. But any way just my 2 cents. You did a good job. I learned some good stuff.

    • @Bait2Bend
      @Bait2Bend  5 років тому +1

      That is awesome information. Thank you for watching and the tips. I’m making a couple more and will incorporate your suggestions. Have a great day. -Scott

  • @chuckpatch1230
    @chuckpatch1230 Рік тому +1

    have you tested these yet?

  • @archmasterone
    @archmasterone 4 роки тому +1

    Thanks for the video. I made mine exactly like you did.They worked great, better than the one I bought last year.

    • @Bait2Bend
      @Bait2Bend  4 роки тому

      Thanks for watching Tom. I have only used them once and they worked pretty well. I'm in the Mississippi River with heavy current so because they weigh a little more we have to watch how much current they are in. Have a great day and Thanks again. -Scott

  • @TheReelFishermen
    @TheReelFishermen 5 років тому +1

    Great looking boards Scott, thanks for the video. Love the time out

    • @Bait2Bend
      @Bait2Bend  5 років тому

      Thanks brutha. Hope your doin great. Gotta love life’s little timeouts!! Peace dude.

  • @-777OUTDOORS-
    @-777OUTDOORS- 5 років тому +1

    Awesome video. Looking forward to seeing those in action. And the the lego timeout was pretty cool too!

    • @Bait2Bend
      @Bait2Bend  5 років тому +1

      Thank you very much. Sometimes in life you have to stop and play with Legos. Ha ha. Thank you for watching and have a great weekend.-Scott

  • @maddogrob7744
    @maddogrob7744 3 роки тому +2

    Ever make a follow up video? How was the results?

  • @BernardGignac
    @BernardGignac 7 місяців тому

    Maybe you should cut the leading edge of the stirafoam at a 45 degree angle fo less friction while using it ?

  • @1Cast1Fish
    @1Cast1Fish 5 років тому +1

    Waiting to see them in action next....great way to save some cash...those things are dang expensive now.

    • @Bait2Bend
      @Bait2Bend  5 років тому

      You’re not lyin. Lookin forward to the weather turning. Have a great weekend.

  • @jamesthurmond3349
    @jamesthurmond3349 3 роки тому +2

    I use plexi glass instead of metal. And pool noodle zipp tied to top.

  • @rennie400
    @rennie400 2 роки тому +1

    Do they work?????

  • @chuckpatch1230
    @chuckpatch1230 Рік тому

    how long is the eye bolt please?

  • @ftkiefel
    @ftkiefel 5 років тому +1

    Nice DIY project. I wish you success with it.

    • @Bait2Bend
      @Bait2Bend  5 років тому

      Thank you very much. Greatly appreciated. Lookin forward to tryin them out this spring. Have an awesome weekend. -Scott

  • @mr.gadgetfishing2134
    @mr.gadgetfishing2134 5 років тому

    Your leading edge needs a taper to track good. Also use SS so you dont have rust, with lock nuts so you dont need to worry with then coming off.

  • @douglasbattjes3991
    @douglasbattjes3991 3 роки тому

    Why is their no angel on the front to keep it out from the boat, wouldn't work in Michigan big lake

  • @brucewjourney1175
    @brucewjourney1175 8 місяців тому

    I am in Alton, Illinois and fish the same area. I would sure like to know more about yer channel and get to know ya man.

  • @ImionsaeXwb77
    @ImionsaeXwb77 Рік тому

    I couldn't live with that, why didn't you beat that corner up so it flatten out before you put that foam on it.... I make my own board as well but I like to make it a little more cleaner then that.

  • @jrbankfishing.1986
    @jrbankfishing.1986 5 років тому +1

    Cool project.

    • @Bait2Bend
      @Bait2Bend  5 років тому

      Thank you for watching. Looking forward to spring so I can get out and test em. Have a great weekend. -Scott

  • @chuckpatch1230
    @chuckpatch1230 2 роки тому

    you didn't show what other hole on bottom was .you said weight but did i miss something.probably i'm guessing.

  • @jeffleong9986
    @jeffleong9986 5 років тому +2

    it would probably be even cheaper to use a chip clip for the release clip. also instead of the styrofoam use one of those pool noodle from the dollar store

    • @Bait2Bend
      @Bait2Bend  5 років тому

      Hey Jeff thanks for watching. Yeah I’m gonna make a couple more and will incorporate the noodle instead of the foam. Have a great day.
      -Scott

  • @zuhairlardhi4593
    @zuhairlardhi4593 3 роки тому

    Great DIY video, thanks. I made my as you did also. I incorporated the 45deg angle and used wood instead with some sealants. It kind of worked. I will add some buoyancy and decrease the weight at the bottom and will try it offshore next week. Wish me luck. 👍

  • @br549dennis
    @br549dennis 4 роки тому +2

    I think it would be better if you use 2-inch styrofoam instead of the full 4 in I think the 4in would make it off balance and not float straight up with a lot of weight

    • @Bait2Bend
      @Bait2Bend  4 роки тому

      I had considered that when doing it. Never had making these and fishing on the heavy current of the Mississippi I was worried about two things, weight and current and which was gonna win! So far, after a couple times using, they have done ok, I am looking forward to testing quite a bit in 2020. Thank you for watching Dennis. Take care. -Scott

  • @kevinguthrie466
    @kevinguthrie466 5 років тому +1

    Do you put in at yacht club?
    I'm up at 2 branch. We should fish together sometime.

    • @Bait2Bend
      @Bait2Bend  5 років тому

      Absolutely. We’ll definitely connect this season. Yes at Yacht Club

    • @kevinguthrie466
      @kevinguthrie466 5 років тому +1

      @@Bait2Bend i just bought a new boat the boat show.
      Bennington tri toon. The fishing model. Wont be in till end of April beginning of May.
      Do you know if those square monster rod holder bases work on the rail of a pontoon

    • @Bait2Bend
      @Bait2Bend  5 років тому

      I would think they would. I don't know that for sure however. Here is where I got mine. They were the clip-on's. www.hillsrodholders.com/en/ They fit on the pontoon just fine.
      CONGRATULATIONS ON THE BOAT. Excited to see as I'm sure your excited to get out and fish on it.

    • @Bait2Bend
      @Bait2Bend  5 років тому

      The Bases to the Rod Holder from Hills: www.hillsrodholders.com/en/13-bases-only

  • @davedrake6489
    @davedrake6489 5 років тому +1

    Where do you get the green clip that you used on the I bolt

    • @Bait2Bend
      @Bait2Bend  5 років тому +1

      Amazon: search-Scotty mini release clips. Planter boards. They should pop up. Thanks for watching. -Scott

  • @napieraustin
    @napieraustin 3 роки тому

    3D printing some. Make 5 planer boards and it pays for printer and they looks no different than the original