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Topic: First crate / rod leash!  (Read 2340 times)

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Cowman

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Made my first crate! :smt003
Added a handle in the middle for easier carrying purposes, can also be extended for more height or removed.

The rod leashes were super easy to make and I think they work pretty well. Made from old phone charges, zip ties, and small cable cuffs.

I wish I could think of all this stuff myself, but I followed the instructions on http://palmettokayakfishing.blogspot.com/
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Mr.Matt

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Pretty cool idea with the carrying handle.
Matt


raymond22

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those phone charger leashes are killer man. might have to make a few.. hahaha :smt003


ScottV

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Love how you heated them flared the ends of the pvc, so simple but effective and useful.  It is the simple things I never think of.
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PISCEAN

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ah, the old trusty crate. I never get tired of seeing new versions. I love my plano, but the crate is just such an iconic piece for yak fishing.

Nicely done.
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Fishcomb

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nice crate dan.

i hate having rod leashes; those things are so annoying. That's why i use the floats on my rods :smt005

i hate my paddle leash too but i don't want to lose my paddle out in sea  :smt044


Herb Superb

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Yes, we all (most of us) started using "The Crate". Eventually, graduated to the orange Plano box. Be careful with leashes. Keep them to a minimum. I only use floats on my rods.