My fish box

oomfaan

Senior Member
I have 3 systems I use depending on the conditions. The jumper clamp, the hook or the anchor.

The clamp I use in light conditions, especially if I want to move from ons spot to another quickly.
 

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oomfaan

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The hook is if conditions are a bit stronger and the clamp keeps on coming loose and I want to stay in the kelp.
 

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oomfaan

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The anchor I use if there is no kelp to hook onto.

Any of these systems I can hook up on my bow, stern, port or starboard side or anywhere in-between on the rope that runs around my kayak. These were not all my ideas. I've found a lot of ideas from other people and modified them to fit my needs.
 

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Vasbait

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Thanks Oom. My Kelp Hook set up is a U bent Re-inforced Rod with rope tied to just the one leg, hooks up along the lower base of the kelp. I was diving off my synergy a few weeks back . Funny thing is , I had my girlfriend on the yak for the first time... The further i swam from her the more she thought she was drifting out to sea. I had one eye on the tight anchor line and the other on her egg beating the surface in panic..shouting words that cannot be mentioned on this forum.
 

oomfaan

Senior Member
She must have been glad when you came back, or did she scratch your eyes out?
A photo of your kelp hook might help me to improve my setup as I'm always looking how I can improve and make life easier for myself.

thanks
 
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