SUPER EASY DIY Canoe Stabilizers / Outriggers

[@kulkrafts3143]

Good idea, 18” extensions on both side will make your boat 3 feet wider, making total beam width to around 6 feet. Thanks for sharing. I would turn clamps upside down, just in case if someone fall on them no one gets poked on eye or someplace critical. C- clamps maybe?

[@fukausernameman]

Clamp through the face..looks great.

[@jjrjr6016]

Wow cool you’re a good fabricator you should make those and sell em to us at the boat ramp , with clamps available too ! Save us all that work

[@BassBros8]

Awesome video!!

[@reeljourney]

thanks

[@mrzoinky5999]

If it's been working for you that's great - noticed that the force upwards on your pontoons is bending your canoe's cross strut brace in the middle. But I imagine that would be fixed easily.

[@reeljourney]

No, there's a dent in the middle from a loading on the car accident

[@hoytraptor]

Legendary!

[@sskyle227]

I'm looking around KZbin at these homemade outriggers, yours is probably the simplest and cheapest to make! I'm definitely taking notes! Thanks!!!

[@reeljourney]

Thanks. Yeah they work great

[@DanielSmith-bv5fq]

@@reeljourney what was that slick Rick stuff you trying to pull up the end of the video? Big thumbs DOWN 👎🏼

[@reeljourney]

Idk what you're talking about but ok 👍

[@Fish10000]

I was just wondering what it was to. I thought it was to keep the rods and paddles from falling off. 😂😂😂

[@reeljourney]

it does that also lol

[@Fish10000]

That really is a really good way to save money to.

[@itsredpanda9977]

sadly i cant go fishing anymore cuz i live in Illinois and its WAY too cold to go fishing :(

[@reeljourney]

already? Dang