HOW TO make DETACHABLE ANCHOR TROLLEY- for kayak fishing

[@cr8244]

This is absolutely one of the best fishing tip videos I have ever come across...bar none! Thanks for this!

[@yakntexas]

thx . it works

[@bobbymac5738]

I just followed your directions and it worked like a charm. Thanks for the video.

[@PeterCostelloCreative]

Awesome video. Rigged this up yesterday and it works perfectly. Can't wait to try it out in the water. Nice one! Thanks !!!

[@yakntexas]

you got it!

[@ratherbfishing455]

Nice! Do you have a video on how you have your anchor set up and the pool float?

[@GSNCLN]

This is exactly what I was looking for for my new yak. Only change I will make is to use nite Ize cam jam xt aluminum carabiner to adjust tension. Thanks for this great day project.

[@JoeCochranInc]

This is the perfect solution for me. Thanks for recommending this video Ty.

[@Boosted98gsx]

There are knots for every situation. Bowlines are incredibly versatile, easy to tie, and look better than some zip ties.

[@norwoodbaybridge761]

At 5:35 a figure eight knot will allow a person to make the eventual "un-tying" much easier; especially if the rope was pulled a lot. A figure eight knot is the knot that firefighters and emergency rescue personnel are trained to tie for life-saving, non-slip connections; which, may be loosened or undone when a mission is completed.

[@DerekPetersonLives]

RIP headphone users But definitely worth watching all the way through! I was looking for a solution that didn't need any drilling into my new kayak, definitely going to do this for my next venture

[@yakntexas]

+Derek Peterson still using that thing to this day...

[@jungleislandsurvivor]

Great tips, thanks for sharing. Believe I'll use MILSPEC-TYPE-3 550 lb paracord and some preferred knotting vs zipties.

[@dania1ff]

Thanks man, that looks very easy

[@yakntexas]

yes.... i do it all the time... for sure in calm freshwater lakes etc.... anywhere i know i will not be detaching from anchor to fight a big fish or take a break from paddling against current etc...ty

[@TexaSurvival]

Ty, you gotta learn some knot tying bub. Good information though, I used para-cord to save on weight and its holding up like a charm.

[@nolawolf]

THANK YOU! Great solution!

[@e.b.1406]

you da bomb! Great vids as always

[@yakntexas]

thx bud

[@TheBarberjustin]

Yakntexas, lets get a fishing trip in soon

[@TheBarberjustin]

What lakes you fish in Texas?? I'm around Bridgeport eagle mountain lewisville lake

[@yakntexas]

got it on the books cuz... thanks and will do....ty

[@redsunn21]

A bowline knot works wonders...But I like the idea of the brass clamp compared to brass rollers.The rollers rust too easy and break after a few years in the salt water.The salt water will also eventually eat those zip ties too...

[@mag44ie]

loving it. Good thinking.

[@wisyakman]

for the anchor line use a large retractable dog leash, very easy to maintain and bring in. yak on

[@getsmarthypnosis6850]

Just use a taut knot on the second part of your ring... infinite adjustments.

[@silkcitykid1]

Great work

[@yakntexas]

all over but mainly around san antonio

[@jamesquinless1777]

Awesome!

[@gonefishn5124]

just saved me from drill'n more holes

[@DianaGonzalez621]

Perfect

[@MadSmokerBBQ]

I'll tie a canoeman's loop and call it a bowline just b/c I can.

[@yakntexas]

u may be right.... just thought those tiny little zip ties would be less bulky... maybe not..

[@Boosted98gsx]

Instead of using zip ties to make a loop, tie a bowline knot.

[@stevenrandolph8788]

psssst. those were half hitches, haha whaaaatttt!

[@Boosted98gsx]

A bowline would have worked wonders instead of zip ties.

[@warpigs0069]

Why do people play background music in instructional videos? Pretty dumb

[@yakntexas]

+Bill Bong it really is.... not sure why... lots of dumb folks like me out there!

[@warpigs0069]

+yakntexas When the music started I couldnt hear you, ended up closing the video. But, thanks for taking the time to make it

[@paulstradley9157]

it's just too dang loud