Use materials from Wal-Mart, Home Depot and Amazon to make a modular 6, 8 or 10 ft. stake-out/shallow water anchor for kayaks out of solid fiberglass and for under $30!
Watched all your videos, some great ideas. I have the same fiberglass pole. For a handle I found bicycle handles that fit perfect, real tight also at Wal-Mart. Good luck with your channel. BTW, I'm in Hendersonville so maybe I'll see you out there, can't miss that trailer!
DOES ANYONE HAVE A LINK TO FIND THE FIBERGLASS POLE? I cant find at a walmart store or on line anywhere. Im thinking they arent made anymore.. hope Im wrong
Scott, are you in the Nashville TN area?? I've been looking for the Miracle Gro stakes everywhere in Nashville and can't find them...Which walmart did you find them? Thanks for the video!!
I can't find them either, I can't even find them on the Miracle Gro website. They are either not being made anymore, or they are a casualty of covid and can't be made at the moment.
@jacobhyre7835 this has been a better option that I did on another kayak.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Gicwsr0m5ok.htmlsi=BlcozpUzvLjCwiaZ
Hey brother, I just saw your video and subscribed! Is there a way you could link all the products you used? I love how you constructed this stake out pole.
Oh geez..., are you a vegetarian (or worse 'vegan')? You don't live in Colorado do you? How many genders do you believe exist? All in good fun brother...., cause here in rural America we don't concern ourselves with North Face clothing/footwear, or city folk experiencing the great outdoors. In fact some use rumble stakes for worms, green black walnuts to fish, trench traps for quail, and wax slugs for deer (that ought to cause some level of WTF?).
This guy is an idiot. Hey bud, you don't speak for all of rural America. And if you did you're doing it poorly. To each his own, is what a grown-ass man would say.
