This is the best way to diy fishing rod hoder .Thank you!

I can’t decide if you are an artist or a teacher. Excellent video. Thank you.

I'll be making a couple of those as soon as I get the boat finished! Great idea!!

Dude!!, You're a genius! Great design and it was so easy to build I almost hurt My feelings building it😂. Keep up the good work!

Excellent! Thank you.

Nice looking project. Thanks for sharing. There's a tool which makes cleanup of PVC burs quick and easy. It's called a machienist's de-burring tool. They're made (I think) by Vanco. When I got mine they were about $10.00. The de-burring cutter bit is changeable and just one will last a LONG time used only on PVC.

Just broke a rod holder from yak gear. Not paying $24 for one when I can have 2 or 3 for the same price. Love the vids for the Yukon and for kayaks in general 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Nice work on that one. Too cool.

Terrific! I like it better than the store-bought ones and cheaper too!

"Unfortunately it's that long" hahaha. Great content 👍

You have a gift for teaching my friend good job. Thank you

Great design

I have watched ton of DIY projects with PVC pipes and yours sits at the top of the ladder for me. I really appreciate you for sharing this. I particularly like the sliding bar and adjustable angle using that pin approach. Very creative! Cheers

honestly the best design I've seen so far. I'm looking for ideas so I can create my own design. Thanks

Thanks , Now make a holder for a FLY ROD , I'd be interested !!

awesome vid ill try it out.

Nice ly done and great process video! Curious as to what tracks you use for all your DIY accessories?

Brilliant. Thank you! Where do you get the track from though?

Where did you get that pressure cap? I can’t find one with flat on both sides. Standard clean out fitting has protruding square nut on side i want to lay flat on track/kayak.

Great edits mani subed ya

What keeps it from unscrewing on a bigger fish? The pressure cap needs to be glued, doesn’t it?

I wonder if you might be good enough to tell me what paint you used on the pipe, preparation, etc. please?

Nice idea but due to inflation it’s better to just buy one. PVC is super expensive now. But thanks for the video sir.

Seems ok for small fish. But you hook into a good size stripper or a big catfish and I see the end folding over at the thin spot in the holder

Show was all good to I realized you had triple 6 on the end of name advertisement.

I fabricated used these rod holders last season for big catfish. Some thoughts after a season of use: 1. Use High strength PVC cement/adhesive at each junction with the exception of the threaded base 2. At each cement junction, use a small screw. Adhesive junctions are strong, but do not resist shear. Combine a mechanical connection and the overall strength jumps dramatically. A 1/2" wood screw or sheet metal screw is fine and only one is needed, even on the threaded connections. 3. The cost of PVC has gone through the roof. Sadly, these fun to make and prideful rod holders are now much more expensive to make than the cheapo Wal-Mart rod holders that are better constructed with better plastic. 4. For real strength, you need Glass Filled Nylon plastic. PVC is not a strong plastic, but if you are not hanging the bottom or hooking big cats using 7 foot poles, then these are fine. Remember, longer the pole, the more torque these holders will experience (Torque = Force x distance). I had a 30 lb blue cats crack each joint on one of mine. You have to have a high amount of drag to properly hook set a catfish while drifting/dragging. Thankfully I was next to the rod holder when it started to fail. 5. PVC is NOT protected against UV (Sunlight), so the paint is a necessity. I really liked this project, so I am not slamming them at all. I have 5 of them on my pontoon boat, mounted using 2 flat plates of scrap steel and 2 bolts (one through the holder base) to clamp them to the rail. However, I had to upgrade to Nylon holders to handle the big fish and now use these most as rod storage only. These work great for a kayak on small to medium sized fish. My observations are solely my fault as I tried to use them as trolling/drifting/dragging rod holders for big fish.

I thought you said no gluing at the start of your video It would be good to see a video where you don’t need a workshop to make something

It is not a pressure cap. It is a male pipe thread cap.

Hold up.... Wait a cotton picking minute...... You left a step out.... You took it to paint and then returned with .... A. Green paint inside the holder OR B. you stuck some kind of rubber/foam inside holder..... WHAT IS THAT GREEN INSIDE? Inquiring minds wanna know! If it is a rubber/foam, how did you adhere it? Oh BTW this rod holder is BAD TO THE BONE!!!!

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