@@Natezilla01 One of the best live baits ever. Thanks for watching and commenting.😀

Depends on what I had for dinner the night before.😁

LOL, that’s right. Bite you back. Thanks for watching and commenting.😃

The PVC is 1 1/4 inch. I hope this helps you.😀 Thanks for watching and commenting.👍

Thank you. I hope this helped you. Thanks for watching and commenting.😃👍

Thanks for the great compliments 😃 I hoped this would help someone or at least give them some ideas. Thanks for watching and commenting.👍

I hope this helps you. Thanks for watching and commenting.👍

Thank you. I have made this several times since posting this video. I changed up ingredients to have a little variety. I love it. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Some bad skies at the wrong time for a lot of people. We had high clouds. Still not bad. Thanks for watching.

Blaney, we used to work together a while back. Glad to see you’re still adventuring and making videos!

Great. How about a name and place?

@@BlaneysChannel Phil from Marcos

@@copenhagenkid26 Cool. We worked together awhile. Good to hear from you.👍

I don’t disagree with you. A 👍 good idea. I haven’t had any problems with mine though. I mostly fish on quiet water so less stress I would imagine. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Good morning. Yes ,over time the old knees and other joints want to get stiff and be hard to get along with. It's best to keep moving any chance you get. I went on a pretty hard hike yesterday and felt better at the end of the hike than at the beginning. I always say, "you can't because you don't. I hope this video helped you. Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a great time on the water.

Thanks for watching. I spent 18 months at a campground on the Little Manatee River. There is a fish cleaning station and the birds would wait for fishermen to come and clean their catch. I enjoyed watching them fight over scraps. I made this video to share with friends back home in Birmingham.😁

Easy and a time saver.👍

Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a great 2024.

Thanks, you too bud!

That’s what I like to do. Thanks for watching and commenting.😁

Conecuh is really good. You can use ham in this too. I like to mix it up sometime for variety. Easy clean up too. Thanks for watching and have a great 2024.

Pretty good. Thanks for watching. Good luck in 2024.😀

Pretty good 😁 I’m hoping you have a great 2024. Thanks for watching Wayne.

You’re right.

Thanks for watching and commenting.

Your suggestion is a good one I will remember. That extra time is valuable. I must not have mentioned that I didn’t use PVC glue. Believe it or not I used Gorilla glue (original) and it has held now for over 2 years. Thanks for watching and commenting. Thanks for the tip also😀

Your right I’m sure. I just couldn’t help myself. Lol👍

Thanks for clearing that up!

@@entertain4me73 You are welcome.😁

This is an old paddle of mine. It came with the kayak when I bought it. Both sides are exactly the same. No front or back. I broke my other paddle and hadn’t bought a new one before I posted this video. I have bought a new paddle. Thanks for watching and commenting.😁👍

@@BlaneysChannel You need to spin the paddle 180 degrees so the cupped side is grabbing the water for better propulsion.

@@entertain4me73 I’m trying to tell you there is no cupped side. Both sides of this paddle are the same. It is like a two blade oar. No cup, no front, no back.

@@BlaneysChannel It sure looks like it’s a cupped paddle in the video!

@@entertain4me73 You are the second person to say this. I’m going to film this paddle Saturday and show you. Watch for a video Saturday afternoon.

These chairs can be flimsy. Anything helps. Thanks for watching and commenting.😁

Always good to get out. Thanks for watching. 😊

🤨To be honest, I'm not sure I would be into a seafood pizza either. It didn't hurt to try though. Why not? Thanks for watching. I've been away from KZbin for awhile. I thought I would come back for awhile.😀

Thanks for watching. Yes ,I bought some small tags from amazon too. I think in Alabama you only need the tags in salt water.

That was something that never happened to me before or since. Probably not to many other people either. Thanks for watching and commenting.😁

Lol, I don’t know what you’re talking about. This is a cheap paddle that came with this kayak. I broke my good one down in Florida. Have bought a new one since making this video. This must be an April fools joke. But, thanks for watching.😁👍

A five and one half minute video about this paddle just posted. Please watch.

@blaneyschannel He is saying that the paddle blades need to be reversed. The blades should be positioned to scoop the water like a spoon as you paddle forward. 14:36 All you would need to do is hold the paddle out in front of you and rotate it horizontally 180 degrees.

Thank you for watching and commenting. I hope this helped with your project.😁👍

You add some drag. If you are going to do this, try to position the outriggers so they barely touch the water. You only need them if you start to tilt to the right or left anyway Thanks for watching and good luck to you.😁

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching and I hope it gave you some ideas 😁

@@BlaneysChannel definitely, going to Lowes to get supplies after work! I'm 45 & 250lbs you probably saved my life 😆

@@Yelladog78 lol. Never been a hero before. Good luck.

Thank you. I hope it helped you with some ideas.😁

Wow!!! Thanks Ann.

I’m hoping this helps someone out. Thanks for watching.👍

Thanks for watching and commenting. 5 to 10 miles a day should keep you and your dog in good shape.

Not a bad place to fish and paddle. This is a tributary of the Coosa which is the same river and lake down by Harpersville. Pretty and scenic. Just a warning. A fish eating advisory is in effect for this area. You can Google,”fish advisories for the State of Alabama”for more info. I didn’t know about this when I did this video. Congratulations on your marriage. Enjoy a long happy life together.👍

@@BlaneysChannel yeah I've driven over it on 20 for years.. I prefer the skinny waters myself.. I Kayak tournament fish with Iron City and usually don't eat anything other than crappie and white bass and have my own holes for those.. Just wondering what the bass fishing is like here..

Thank you. Thanks for watching.

Sickening but true. I didn’t know that at first. There is a lot of water to fish around here still. All of Logan Martin is ok for all species. There are exceptions for some Striped Bass in some areas. To the north in Lake Neely Henry and all the water is good all the time. Goggle “Alabama fish advisories.” You can find all the areas you might want to use caution. The vast amount of Alabama water is fine. Welcome to the state. Enjoy.

Thanks for watching. They measure 22 inches from end to end. Mine are mounted 21 inches from the kayak on center. The main thing I would look out for is how far back you can mount them. You want them far enough back so that you won’t hit them while paddling. I have moved mine back further since making this video. I suggest you sit in/on your boat and check how far back you stroke. Good luck with them.

@@BlaneysChannel ... Thanks for reply. No need to worry about having enough room to paddle, as mine are on a canoe, and are extended well away from the hull sides. I use the same sized boat fenders.

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@@BlaneysChannel Many factors should be looked at here, not just the fact that an Air Blatter (filled with air pressure), is used to stable the craft. You want the vessel harder to flip over to make it safer. Therefore weight also has to be taken into the equation. When one blatter sinks under the water, you also need the weight of the opposite side to help bring the sunk Blatter, back up to the surface. The father away from the hull the Blatter is installed, the harder it is to flip the craft. More resistance is involved here in trying to sink a Blatter under the water, which would end up in flipping a water craft if they are mounted too close to the crafts hull. The father away from the craft's hull they are installed, the greater the stability these batters will provide. Think about it folks. Air Batters should be extended, at least at half the length of the craft on either side. It would take more weight shifting by the rider, to even sink these air blatters under the water's surface. You want a really stable canoe, or kayak, extend these air stabilizers, father away from the vessels hull on either side. It makes the craft appear as if it is (at least), half it's length wide in the water. Too close to the hull, won't work as well as having them extended farther out and away from the hull on either side, if you want to stand while fishing, or don't want the vessel to flip over under any condition on a lake. On a kayak, I would say, extended at least 3-4 ft away from the hull, for a starter. On a 10 ft. canoe, at least half the length away from the hulls. That's 5 feet on either side. When a person stands in a vessel, you're at least 5 to 6 feet top heavy with your weight, so by extending the Air Blatter's out father, it makes it even harder to flip the vessel, if not impossible ( doesn't mean you might lose your balance and fall in, but the vessel won't flip over, sending your equipment to the bottom).

@@waynedavies3185 I don’t disagree with your physics. No doubt the further out the outrigger the more stable the craft. I think a lot of this depends on how you use your watercraft. I do a lot of stream (creek) paddling and fishing. Extended outriggers would make it almost impossible to pass downed trees or narrow passageways. I have rocked band forth in my kayak and canoe and think I would have to try to turn it over. I can actually enter my canoe from shore without getting my feet wet. I made a video about adapting these outriggers to my canoe. It was maybe 2 or 3 videos after this one. There is a good look at them too. Check it out.

Those are good, free containers too. Lol.

Easy,fast and taste good. Try it. Thanks for watching.👍😁

Very little effort. Make it while watching TV. Good too.👍😁

I’m happy to hear that I was helpful. Good luck on your project. Thanks for watching.👍😃