Turn your Canoe into a Fishing Machine - Canoe Modifications & DIY Stabilizer Arms Cheap & Easy
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
- In this video, I am giving a breakdown of how I turned my Wenohnah canoe into a fishing machine.
I'll breakdown the canoe transom that also acts as a terminal to connect the trolling motor and other electronics. I also breakdown how to build a canoe stabilizer arm Cheap & Easy.
This is awesome! I’m gonna try this on my canoe
Have fun! Let me know how they turn out!
Good idea accept for the simple fact that if that wood gets wet those terminals will short out.
Interesting thought! It hasn't happened to me yet! Tight lines and thanks for tuning in!
That can also be true for anything that gets wet. Water doesn't conduct electricity. The minerals in the water will.
@@mattdg1981 I appreciate the info!
Thanks mate . Liked & subscribed. Great diy out riggers . Looking for ideas to kit out my 16' canoe.
Thanks so much for the support! I'm constantly working on ways to make my canoe more comfortable and efficient! Good luck!
Good clear presentation! Lik'd and sub'd for making great content
Thanks so much for tuning in. I'll try to make more DIY videos as the occasions arise. I appreciate the support!
That’s a nice system , design but it seems like the material is to flimsy to be effective and is gonna flex and break
It actually does a great job! However, if you really crank on them hard, or leave them out in the elements all year, they will be compromised. Thanks so much for your insight, and tuning in. I'm always looking for ways to improve my canoeing experience. Tight lines!
@@HicksHooks I’m not the greatest of all and don’t know it all and if you say they good , they good ! 👍🏻
Think you could throw a six foot cast net from a canoe with that contraption? Sure would beat trying from the bank. Wouldn’t mind seeing a more in depth vid on this canoe. Also would definitely install some “above the kayak” seats somehow.
You could def throw a cast net with these on your canoe. I stand up and cast my fly line all the time. Thanks for watching, and I will try to do a more in depth video on the canoe soon. Tight lines my friend!
I'm thinking that you mean jumper cables...
HAHA!! Absolutely I did! Thanks for the clarification, and thanks for watching! When I get going, I can jumble up my words sometimes! I appreciate the support!
Do those small pool noodles really make that much of a difference?
The noodles combined with the leverage and flex from the PVC poles give an incredible amount of stability. I stand and fly cast with them, and they keep me comfortable and confident that I'm not going to flip. Good Luck! Thanks for tuning in!
do you treat any of the wood? or just replace it when it wears?
Hey Sam! Thanks for watching. The 2x4 that I used for the Transom is pressure treated wood, and I put a coat of paint on it. I had to replace the yoke and a few of the thwarts with scrap teak wood that I found in my parent's attic. The wood that I am using for to hold the flag pole holders is just 1/2 inch plywood (untreated).