kayak diy

Sawfish, the Unsinkable, Lightweight, Foam Kayak, Free DIY Kayak Plans, Anyone Can Build: Do you really want a kayak? Want one so bad you can taste it, but can't afford one, or think you don't have the skills to build one? Then I have a few questions for you. Can you cut a crusty bagel with a knife, stack blocks, stick a sandwich togeth…

Bike Kayak Trailer: I built this kayak hauler for a friend. I spent a good bit of time thinking about the hitch. My favorite part is using a short piece of automotive heater hose to wrap around the bike seat post. It flexes a little, absorbs small shocks, …

Simple Kayak Anchor

DIY outriggers/rod holders finally finished w/ matching paint job! #kayakfishing

Kayak Step Cart: An alternative to the DIY PVC cart - easy to make, doubles as a step for loading / unloading and folds for convenient transportation / storage. It doesn't get much easier than this.

Easy Fishing Rod Holder for a Kayak: A recent trip to Northern Minnesota re-kindled my enjoyment of fishing, but back here in Wisconsin, I only have a couple of kayaks to hit the water and find the lunkers. After a couple outings trying to manage my fishng poles and paddle in our infla…

In need of a kayak fishing anchor? You don't have to buy one. It only costs a few dollars to make one yourself!

The kayak crate. It is probably one of the most coveted pieces of equipment a kayak fisherman can own and for good reason. While most anglers use a standard plastic milk crate, I tend to make mine out of inexpensive and readily available store-bought containers. When I first got into the sport, I used file crates for storage. The problem with these is that the plastic is thin and the crate tends to flex. Zip tie a couple of rod holders to these units and over a short period of time, the…