That’s awesome. I made another one a couple months back I’ve been using a different kayak, so I’m making the setup modular so I can switch it from one kayak to another. What kind of kayak are you using it on?
@@greatamericansurvival I have several different kayaks and would live to make it easy to move too. I’m putting on my Hobie Passport 12.0 first. I use it in the big River paddle only. Please post it when you make it movable 👍
I use that same system for a twelve valco boat. The only difference is I use three pieces of chain two feet long. I fish the delta Which can move pretty fast and it holds me rock solid. The beauty of it is it doesn't get hung up very often and when it does it usually comes right out.
Love the video, what part of GA, ima firefighter in Ga and fish the Chattahoochee was well. I’m near West Point Lake, normally fish below West Point Dam.
Love this video. I also fish the Hooch! I am setting up my drag anchor for a kayak and using this video as a guide. Any thoughts on the Anchor Wizard Low profile to drop the Drag anchor?
I’ve actually done a video on the anchor wizard. Mine is done as a modular system so I can use it on multiple kayaks. It works well so far just not on rivers. I use a down rigger weight for my anchor. What kind of kayak are you using?
How much unseen damage does the dragging chain do to the river bed and potential river grasses etc I wonder? Maybe once 10, 20 , 50 fishers using this method pass through an area they might or could then do some major damage(?) to the sea / river beds which is habitat and breeding areas or nursery areas. Just food for thought 😎
Mine are just under 16 inches and weigh just under 2 pounds for each section of chain. Works very well on rivers to drag. When your fishing ponds and lakes it will hold you in place unless it’s really winder.
I actually used 3/8 inch chain so close to 10mm. What part of the UK? I spent some time there in the 90’s. Travelled around Europe for around 3 months it was amazing.
Great American Survival Thanks for that. I actually live in a place called Beckenham, about ten miles outside of central London. I have a Klepper Arius 2 which the wife and I will be paddling the river Medway which flows through the county of Kent in southern England. Regards Tony
Best kyak anchor sys ive seen on your tube- thanks for the share this is exactly what i need building one
The yak hacker does it again. Nice job Marvin.
Thanks Andy
Just finished making a drag chain per your instructions. Can’t wait to drop in and test out this weekend 👍
That’s awesome. I made another one a couple months back I’ve been using a different kayak, so I’m making the setup modular so I can switch it from one kayak to another. What kind of kayak are you using it on?
@@greatamericansurvival I have several different kayaks and would live to make it easy to move too. I’m putting on my Hobie Passport 12.0 first. I use it in the big River paddle only. Please post it when you make it movable 👍
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
I use that same system for a twelve valco boat. The only difference is I use three pieces of chain two feet long. I fish the delta Which can move pretty fast and it holds me rock solid. The beauty of it is it doesn't get hung up very often and when it does it usually comes right out.
Great adventure ce and DIY tip!
Thanks for sharing 👌
Love the video, what part of GA, ima firefighter in Ga and fish the Chattahoochee was well. I’m near West Point Lake, normally fish below West Point Dam.
I’m near Athens. But I go to Columbus often my Sister lives down there.
Love this video. I also fish the Hooch! I am setting up my drag anchor for a kayak and using this video as a guide. Any thoughts on the Anchor Wizard Low profile to drop the Drag anchor?
I’ve actually done a video on the anchor wizard. Mine is done as a modular system so I can use it on multiple kayaks. It works well so far just not on rivers. I use a down rigger weight for my anchor. What kind of kayak are you using?
Why do you need the rubber tube for?
Thanks for taking time to comment. The tube Makes the chain less likely to get snagged on stuff.
Why the tube?
Helps not get hung up as much.
@@greatamericansurvival 👍 thanks
How much unseen damage does the dragging chain do to the river bed and potential river grasses etc I wonder? Maybe once 10, 20 , 50 fishers using this method pass through an area they might or could then do some major damage(?) to the sea / river beds which is habitat and breeding areas or nursery areas. Just food for thought 😎
im sure there plenty enough bed for them, and i doubt theres many kayakers doing this to the point that the natural ecosystem would be ruined
Tree hugger...
dum question what you thinking what about dragging an anchor yeh i wonder
Mate you pollute the world way more with trash then the drag anchor would ever be able to destroy.. food for thought!!!
What diameter chain are those?
Mine are currently 2.25x1.25 but that’s just what I have on hand
How much do you think it weighs
Mine are just under 16 inches and weigh just under 2 pounds for each section of chain. Works very well on rivers to drag. When your fishing ponds and lakes it will hold you in place unless it’s really winder.
@@greatamericansurvival are you saying each sixteen section weighs 2lbs or both of them together. I am very interested in this.
Great idea!! Could you tell me what size chain you used? Is it 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, or bigger?
Best wishes from UK
I actually used 3/8 inch chain so close to 10mm. What part of the UK? I spent some time there in the 90’s. Travelled around Europe for around 3 months it was amazing.
Great American Survival
Thanks for that. I actually live in a place called Beckenham, about ten miles outside of central London. I have a Klepper Arius 2 which the wife and I will be paddling the river Medway which flows through the county of Kent in southern England.
Regards Tony
Remember,use a dollar store screwdriver, as heating it will ruin your tool.
Yes that would be a better choice then mine Chip. What kind of kayak do you use?
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