Kayak Fishing Stringer Prototype 2!

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This past Saturday we were able to test our Kayak Fishing Stringer Prototype that used paracord, weed eater trimmer line, a bobber, and a nail. It worked well but User error like making sure the stringer is secured to the bracket or keeping hold of the stringer… see video clip below of User errors made.

Luckily, one of our Readers sent a picture and details on a stringer he uses. It’s a simple concept, uses minimal material, and does not require detaching the stringer from the kayak to add a fish to it!

We included a picture in this post; will post a video on our YouTube Channel as well as a field test next time we go out kayak fishing!

Please stay tuned!

 

 

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