DIY Paddle and Rod Retainer Leashes

[@samrooster4118]

This guy is incredible. As an Albertan i thought he was being snotty, but, after a few more of his jokes, I realized I just need to calm down. Thanks to you host-guy for settling my nerves through quality DIY and poignant humour.

[@billhyde8303]

I’m glad you could understand it in Canada, what with the language barrier and all.

[@BalmandMrryhofGilead]

Well done sir. Well done. Hopefully no hosers were offended

[@allkindsofoutdooractivities]

Great build video! Love the humor you add!

[@EssentialOutdoors]

hehe he said shaft. Great vid. keep it up. Oh and beaver teeth are very expensive up in the great white north.

[@photomiqs7553]

Super useful tips. Great work 👏

[@wanderingcalamity360]

This was both informative and hilarious. Liked and subbed.

[@mmwwheeler]

Appreciate your personal points of view on many critical topics! Nice vid. Keep up the great work. Will be making a set of these.

[@mixalopg]

Very clever job

[@fryscountrylifechannel4437]

Great idea, pretty smart for an American!

[@QuanNguyen-og6pq]

lol that was a hilarious tutorial. Subscribed for your attention.

[@bowhunterslodge]

Very entertaining 👍

[@JuanitoSu]

great video

[@nocode1603]

As an electrician we are xpert Fisher men/women we fish cables every day👍as for a 3d printer I'm all out of one mate if you took the time you spent & money burnt fingers etc it would be far more quicker & cheaper buying a lead man hrs against cost im not wanting to piss on your chips strong effort if you got plenty of retirement time good effort 🤘👏👏

[@Manuel_Z_Kayaks]

DOLLAR TREE... XL DOG LEASH, 48" W/LARGE CLIP. WRAP THE LEASH HANDLE AROUND ROD/PADDLE/TACKLE BOX/ETC... CLIP TO KAYAK/BOAT... I BUY 10 FOR $10

[@RevnedC]

Brilliant 👍

[@camorrisiii]

How far apart did you drill the holes on the dowel rod?

[@michaelhuynh9648]

What kind of ring do have on your paddle and where can I buy it? Thanks. Very good video.

[@billhyde8303]

I 3D printed it.

[@albertoromeo]

What Is the diameter of the bar on which you knotter the brushcutter line?..what diameter did you get of this?

[@johnmichaels4330]

3/8"

[@claudio2312]

Fantástic

[@luke_atthat]

Great DIY job! Too bad I bought a NRS paddle leash coil, I could have tried to make one myself watching your video! I enjoyed it. I found it by searching a video showing how to use the NRS leash... The guy in the video I found was speaking spanish I think,.. and it helped me to realize the mistake he and I did. Now I am a pro at it. And I was cought by your title video to watch your video! I could understand your speach even with the strong south accent, being from the north of america (it means Canada !.. haha lol ) Take care, we all love Mexico... lol Seriously, from which state are you? I am from Montréal, Québec, Canada.

[@twinenk15]

I'm going to try this. But, I wondering how well does the wire terminal hold up in saltwater?

[@billhyde8303]

I can’t tell you. I’m up north in the land of fresh water. It does OK in the snow.

[@johnmichaels4330]

Should last fine. They are aluminum.

[@tubergonz]

Since they're electrical terminals, they're probably tin plated brass.

[@albertoromeo]

Wowwwwww

[@theworshipbunker]

Nice diy tutorial!!! What brand of Paracord did you use??? And 250lb strength??? I’d love to get my hands on that.

[@billhyde8303]

I’ll find the roll and post the info here.

[@theworshipbunker]

@@billhyde8303 Thanks. I think i caught and recognized the logo. Pretty sure it is Paracord Planet. They seem to make some really good stuff. And if it's that strong, then it's stronger than what I could find for paracord at Menards. Looking at using some for my anchor line on my kayak.

[@ScottHillOutdoors]

What did you use to attach lanyard to the paddle?

[@miken3275]

Can you share the 3d file for the paddle shaft (heehee) clamp?

[@Flashahol]

That chance of staying in kayak chart can be applied to anything else...

[@russelljambers7311]

Loved it!

[@saltysailor141]

Yep that carabiner looks 3-D printed all right😅

[@sracoma87]

All that work and then it’s held on by a 1/16 of a inch terminal ring … nope nope

[@vernselectraglide3018]

He said shaft😃

[@lordffejtron5176]

I’m super interested in the math, charts, and graphs portion of this video. Kinda lose interest with all the boring kayak equipment fabricating gibberish filler going on though. It does have a good beat and is easy to dance to so I’ll give it an 87.

[@4videoviewing]

Nothing makes fishing more fun than dividing by 6s and 7s. Just think how good the math and charts will be when I actually get in a boat, or on some water, or near a fish tank...

[@lynkpaul33]

Lol....shaft.....you could have clipped it on the Butt instead...lol