Here’s a video on how to make my dive buoy.
Rating: 4.55
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Here’s a video on how to make my dive buoy.
Rating: 4.55
If anyone is have trouble finding "boat bumpers" when searching online, the proper term is "fender," not "bumper."
it's good! plz show me where could I get the spear role like you, thank you !!!
Nice Job–Very Creative!
Good video. It's a great idea for a dive buoy and the written list at the end is helpful.
This is pretty stinking cool, I'll have to build one before I get up to Bear Lake this summer… is there any limit on the carp? were you on the Idaho side in the other video when you were carp fishing?
What kind of pole spear do you have?
Nice
The buoys I purchased are 5.5" X 20"
would you know the width and length of the buoys? because i'm looking at some buoys on amazon and it gives me three sizes to choose from. 4×16 inch, 6×22 inch, and 5×20 inch
None. I always pull the line completely out of the leash when I get home to let it dry.
any rust with that dog leash??
Oh nice!!! I didn't know that. For sure to any one looking for boat bummpers, Wall Mart! Thanks Rojo!
Call me crazy but I'm pretty frickin sure I've seen boat bumpers at WalMart of all places (I don't know why) just in case any future viewers see this they might want to check their too.
Uh… ya-know… ballpark figure it all was probably about $100 bucks-ish. I got a good deal on the boat bumpers, because I purchased them from Costco. PVC pipe is really cheap. The most expensive item on the buoy is the dog leash. I spent about thirty dollars for it. You could probably even use large diameter PVC Piping for the floats and seal of the ends with glue. It'd be a little heavier, but would float. : )
hey sweet thanks man i am looking to forward to build one of these. I almost set the state record small mouth bass .8 off in utah today