DIY - Homemade Kayak Stabilizers/ Outriggers / Pontoons - part # 1 - HD # 16

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G- ortiz - 6 years ago

Look awful ur homemade, guess idiot too.

Bear Who Cares - 7 years ago

bet that shit broke in two seconds

DPCFishing _ - 7 years ago

+Ken Kanif ok but is strong in off plus is not hard is flexebil so iswork great thanks for watching

Bear Who Cares - 7 years ago

I'm just assuming bc pvc isnt veey strong

DPCFishing _ - 7 years ago

+Ken Kanif i dont understud i sold the kayak to a friend he still using the ponttons

jesse carrillo - 7 years ago

why don't you just use the holes, put the pvc pipe in the holes then put a cap at the end

Jason Kloos - 6 years ago

Micah L I used bolts through end caps. Foam reduces the buoyancy and increases weight.

Micah L - 7 years ago

What size pvc fits in the holes. Only issue I see with this as some of these fenders have very small rope holes.

peteohm - 8 years ago

Nice idea.

DPCFishing _ - 8 years ago

+peteohm thanks very much

Anthony Daskus - 8 years ago

I go down some narrow water so I want something to sit tight to kayak sides.any good diy ideas

Anthony Daskus - 8 years ago

think if I mount them to sides of my kayak will help with rolling???

DPCFishing _ - 8 years ago

+Anthony Daskus yes is made to be stand up in your kayak see the fish and fishing
thanks for watching PS is better is you not used foam just put some pool noodles is going to be lighter just cut and staff inside

Gabe Domenech - 8 years ago

Daniel pierlet, great video and videos. looks like you a great fisherman, do you have am instagram or Facebook?
would love to see more of your work.
Do you guide in south Florida?
I'm not a handy man, you have a way to make these for purchase? I live in south Florida as well.
is your kayak for sale? heck I'll buy the whole thing!!! lol.
great stuff, let me know, looking forward to your reply.

DPCFishing _ - 8 years ago

Hello thanks fot all coments i dont have this kayak anymore but i have a better kayak with no trolling motor but i am not used no much time for fishing i dont do guide anymore beacuse i have a 8 month all baby take all my time i dont have facebook for fishing yet but i have my personal face but i dont used it much PS i where fishing yesterday in fort pierce i made a grand slam seatrout redfish and snook video will be ready today or tomorrow thanks for whatching my video PS i just see your comment yestarday take care

Ivan Konstantinov - 8 years ago

dont cut these open there are bunch of ways to not do that.

DPCFishing _ - 8 years ago

to late hahaha buy thanks for whatching

nello j - 9 years ago

for fishing/standing just clamp your paddle across your kayak and put rubber bungee cords on your bumpers and insert your paddle blades into them.

DPCFishing _ - 9 years ago

this is a good idea thanks

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HappyJackSlade - 10 years ago

I was going to use those same floats to make my own. but you gave me the idea of how to mount it. Im going to use Aluminum poles for my outriggers

HappyJackSlade - 10 years ago

DPCFishing _ - 10 years ago

+HappyJackSlade with aluminium is going to be better plus if you can used noodles i think is better to the foam just filled it with the noodlesis going to be lighter thanks for watching

Claudio Covacevich - 10 years ago

gran idea amigo... me inspiro....

Duy Nguyen - 10 years ago

not thr best way to attach the pontoon

DPCFishing _ - 10 years ago

yea i know but that was my idea year and a half a go i see beter setup here but to late thanks for watching

DPCFishing _ - 10 years ago

RYAN FORREST
the foam is keeping the water out plus i did hot glu
thanks for watching

Ryan Forrest - 10 years ago

Looks like "Great Stuff" foam, since he cut open the bumpers they can fill with water and become counter-productive... the foam keeps the bumper buoyant.