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Topic: Rod leash  (Read 2906 times)

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dchangnon

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   Hey NCKAers
   I went down to my local ACE hardware store to buy some rope to do a rigging project I have and the rope came with a nylon strap that Velcroed around the rope and had a plastic D-ring to hang it from the display. That strap works perfectly around the cork grip on a fishing rod and then you just attach the leash to the D-ring. The strap works so well I went back and bought more rope just to get the strap. I asked if they just sold the strap and they said it only comes with the rope. Check it out works great.
   Tight lines Dale


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You can buy bulk velcro strips with adhesive backing, I take a male/female piece each about 8" long and stick one through the loop of a leash (like danglin showed) then stick the other piece of velcro to it.  You can then wrap the velcro around a rod or paddle handle.

You don't want your leashes to be too strong IMO, it should break before you or your kayak does so the damage in a bad surf incident is minimized.  Things could get ugly if you got a rope leash wrapped around you and a wave picks up your kayak.
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    Here's a picture of the velcro strap that comes with the rope from ACE hardware.


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Rod leash...  I'm thinking I need to branch out and start using those next season.  Cool ideas here.   :smt001
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    Here's a picture of the velcro strap that comes with the rope from ACE hardware.

Nice setup! Where did you get those clips at?


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Nice job on the leash dchangnon.

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I bought some of that poly rope for the same application. I liked the little velcro strap, and wondered where I would use it once I'd used up the rope. Now I Know!
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   The clips are Scotty down rigger clips I get them at Outdoor Pro Shop in Rohnert Park. They're at the front counter they sell them as key rings for .99 with a split ring attached.


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