DIY Stake Out Pole / Shallow Water Anchor all off the shelf parts
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- We’re building a Stake Out Pole for under $20 from items bought locally at the big box stores. No cutting, grinding, or drilling required. Just mix your favorite waterproof adhesive and assemble. All the parts were bought off the shelf with no need to order. With tax here in TX it cost $17.54 to build. You can go get these parts today and use it tomorrow!
Parts:
6’ x ¾” Miracle Grow fiberglass plant stake $8.97
¾" CPVC Tee $0.64
¾" CPVC Cap $0.34 (x2)
¾" CPVC Flush Bushing $0.32 (x2)
JB Weld $5.27
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So great that people like yourself share the tips, tricks & technological solutions you have come up with. Makes a big difference to those of us who view your videos.
Wow. Thank you! I was looking at a $300 solution online when I came across this video. I realized that I have 3 of these eight footers behind my shed. Took one into my garage and found that it fits in the transom handles. $0.00 spent. Rod is now stowed down the port side of my Alaskan. I will try it out this week.
That is awesome! I'm all about repurposing materials for building new toys.
Just found this video and drove to Lowe's the next day and assembled my stakeout pole for about $13. Thanks my guy
I don't hit the water without mine!
What kind of pole did u find at Lowes.ive searched every wallmart for the pole he has no luck.i went to Lowes but found no fiberglass ones
Thank you for this idea. I walked into the garden shop and the fiberglass stakes were the first things I saw.. I constructed the poles with ease. I have not used it. Thanks again for the idea...
Awesome! I need to pick up another for my new micro skiff project.
Dude that's awesome! I'm so pumped. Years a go I purchased an 8 foot stick out pole for $85 for my boat. And now I'd like to make one for my kayak. Thanks brother...
That is awesome!
Good luck finding these poles right now!
AWESOME video! First of your's I've seen. I've been searching rods to do the same, stumbled across your video. I made it to 5:48, and jumped on the Walmart site. Out of 9 area stores, only one showed any inventory, so I rushed over. The associates couldn't find them, told me the inventory was wrong, goodbye, thank you, have a nice day. I asked about a clearance section, walked over, found 4 of them, and snatched them up. They are horribly faded, but seem solid. Liked and subbed, just because of this one video!
Nice! I have one store near me that has some but they don't show in their inventory. It's like having my own private stash when a want another.
Thanks for speeding up the obvious parts, great idea too. On my way to WM.
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Dude I’m getting this tomorrow! Brilliant
OH WOW. Was just looking on Amazon for around 89 - 130. Definitely doing this.
Love mine
I drilled a small breather hole on the T, so the fumes from the 2 part epoxy could vent, and not push out any fittings when drying. Thanks for the diy. Tight lines.
That's a great idea. In the video you can see when I place the tee on the pole 1 end cap pushes off. No big deal just didn't account for how much air I was displacing.
@@TexasCoastSportsman id suggest just put the caps on last after everything else is cured what little bit you add for the caps shouldn't effect anything.
Looks like I’ll be rocking the purple stake out pole 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Awesome! Thanks, I'm gonna go out and build mine this weekend! 🤙🏾
With the wind we've had this spring on the TX coast you need one
most brilliant idea eever, thank you so much for sharing!
Headed to Walmart now! Thanks for this helpful info!
Any time!
@@TexasCoastSportsman the PVC epoxy held the fiberglass ok?
Howdy TCS. Just found your channel and subscribed. Built identical stick for my yak for $16 in 2018. It's a great cheap option, but not good for all situations. Results vary depending on bottom structure. Firm sand or rock is a no go. I mostly fish soft mud/sand mix. This garden stake works fine in certain situations, but tends to pull out of soft bottom in windy conditions and water +3' deep. Good job on the DIY vid.
Thanks for the sub! I keep telling myself I need a throw anchor for hard sand and shell bottom, but then I chase the reds up into the marsh and it doesn't matter any more. I've had a time or 2 when it wouldn't hold but most those cases the tide was dumping water like a ragging river. I've harpooned my into over 6' deep water to stick in the bottom and had it hold me. That's a crazy feeling throwing your stake like a spear and hoping the para-cord holds so it's not the last time you see it.
I needed this so bad. Thank brother!
Don't know how to fish with out mine anymore.
Yes!!!!! Can't Wait to use it
Don't let it get buried to far in the garage this winter. You'll need it again next year.
Dude, many thanks…👊🏻…Just lost my expensive stick yesterday and was determined not to spend a ton of cash for another..
Love the surf music from my era, dude! Cowabunga.
I was raised on surf! Nothing says get on or in the water like surf music.
Very cool I'm gonna try this out, thanks for sharing 👊
You bet
Walmart was out, got mine at Lowe's. Works fine, thnx. 👍
Good to hear!
Call mine an anchor pole, but since my time on the water is done in the southeastern US I made sure to add a steel spearhead to it . Provides defensive action to take place at least 7' away from my body. Be safe out there.
Did that over a year ago! Tight lines!
Tight lines!
this saved me alot of money thanks alot bro
That's awesome!
Nice build. I had two of these for my boat. Cheaper than a power pole
Great video. Gonna head to my local WM tomorrow...fingers crossed! New sub from Tampa!
Thank you for the sub!
Great idea. Thanks. 👍
Can't live without mine! I've got a Skiff project I'm working on and need to make another.
Nice! I'll be checking out the local Walmart now. Getting a new Hobie soon, gonna need one. Thanks for the video bro!
Glad you enjoyed it and congrats on the Hobie. Hope to see you on the water.
The poles were a pain to find. Lowe’s to the rescue. Used a T & 2 45 deg elbows. Skipped the JB Weld. Thanks for the vid
UM.....I do not know if I like the build or the song better. LOL Thanks!!! Will definitely give er a go!
Just found your channel ... very sweet information
Glad you found it useful!
Dang! Thanks great video and information.🎣🐟🐟🐟🐟👍
Thanks!
I found the poles at a local walmart on clearance for 3.50 each. Purchased two of them and 5.00 worth of pvc fitting and neighborhood hardware store and made two for my kayak. Thanks for the tip. Put part of a pool noodle around the top of pole if it falls in the end will float.
What? Your store has already clearance them! Man I might need to go buy a couple. I've got a boat project that I'd like to make a 12' for.
Louisville Ky. Come on up we'll hit a couple of lakes that are within an hours drive. Remember to bring your "yak".
A tip another video showed was make 3 lines on the fiberglass pole then push your handle on so the air has a place to escape then twist it to spread the jb weld around. Rest looked good.
That's not a bad idea!
awesome dude picked one up today.
Nice!
Great video thank you making mine today
Hope you like it!
This was great. Thanks
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it!
I've made a bunch of these. IMO the 5 footers which are 1/2" diameter actually go in the bottom easier and are easier to pull out of the mud than the 3/4" diameter 6 footers. This time of year I've seen them for $2.97 at Walmart.
I checked my local store the other day and didn't see any but I didn't check outside... hmm
Thanks for the video in the information
I made one like that , put a T handle out of a sledge hammer handle cut off . Works great
Now that's a serious handle!
and it you glue a 6" pink noodle to the top it floats when you drop it and is just soooooo cute!
All you're missing is black PVC fittings to make it suuuuper stylish.
Great idea thank you
yo thanks for making this video! Now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to the store...
Good video!!! Good luck with your channel...
Thank you, I do it because I'm going to to all this with or without viewers. So, I may as well share.
... Because of the very soft (silt) bottoms where I fish the pole needed to be longer to penetrate deeper for the holding power. I bought from Graingers, Rod Stock, Polypropylene, 3/4 In., 120 In. Added, like you did, a T on the top and sharpened the bottom. Use a 6'+/- rope from the T to the boat cleat on my Triton 240 LTS. Holds very well.
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Nice!
Not sure where you live.... But you’re Walmart is the cleanest, best stocked Walmart I’ve ever seen!!!!!
If I ever run into the manager I'll let them know you approve.
I built the same thing...heres a tip, here in North east FL we have oyster beds, 1/2 inch metal wire conduit fits inside the other end ...stick it in about a foot or so and leave a foot sticking out and cut on a 45 degree angle...goes right through oyster beds like butter...without this the fiberglass will shatter over time.
So, slip 1/2" electrical conduit over the pointed end to form a metal tip? Nice! How tight of a fit is the conduit? Do you think a decent length piece would add enough strength to join 2 together for a 12' pole?
I agree! What about the boat hardware into which this pole is inserted? Any DIY instructions for that? Thanks!
If it’s a 3/4” pole, it should fit through a scupper hole and work pretty well. Get perpendicular to the current, and you can put it in front or back scupper hole, depending on which way you want to be facing. 👍
I use my anchor trolley ring.
I made the mistake of getting the green garden stake the first time I made one. Don't do that. It will bend and it will break. This fiberglass model is much better. Great video.
I used a telescoping aluminum pole for my first one. How I didn't bend that thing into a U is beyond me.
I made the same mistake. They are made weaker than a soup can. I ended up cutting mine at the break and making a 3 footer to stick down scupper hole when I’m backed up into marsh grass. The T handle has a V recess so it doubles as a rod rest.
Awesome!!
Thanks!
Good video and channel, new subscriber! 👍
Thank man, I've got a couple fishing videos I'm editing right now. And, some gear and diy videos planned.
@@TexasCoastSportsman awesome!
Cool, new subscriber brother!
I'd like to see the mounted version on the boat build brother and how it works
If you use 1/2 “ schedule 40 it fits good and tight.
50 bucks for a sharpen pole?? Heck no! Thanks for the great easy build!
Enjoy, it charged my life in the kayak. I can deploy mine with one hand while fighting a fish.
Bro!!! I am doing this, this week!! And looks like my Walmart and Home Depot... off 1960 maybe? Anyway thanks!! Let’s fish one day!!!!
I didn't have any luck with Home Depot. I'm always down to fish!
Texas Coast Sportsman went to Walmart and they didn’t have any. Can’t find any in the website either. That Walmart in the video looked exactly like the one I was at too. Same umbrellas and they were in the same spots also 😂😂
That's funny but not funny, they seem to be flying of the shelf this season. Had another guy in the Houston area say he was having to check another store. I've been keeping my social distancing at a high level so I haven't checked my Walmart recently.
Try searching Miracle-Gro 6' fiberglass plant stake
Well shoot. Guess I know what I am doing this weekend.
Nice Tutorial. Thanks for your time to create it. I was going to put one together, unfortunately I cant find the fiberglass stake. None at Lowes, Home Depot or the Walmarts around the Delmarva Peninsula. Its almost like they have been discontinued. I was looking for them before all this Covid shutdown started so i don't think its because of that issue. I can buy the blanks online but with shipping i might as well buy the Yakgear or yakattack stake out poles. Any Sugestions?
Online I was finding the same thing before I found these. I had thought about calling around to nurseries since we are using tree stakes. Maybe a specialty garden center will have them.
awesome
I can’t find these poles anywhere anymore, it’s crazy how a year makes such a difference
Yup. I've been looking too...
JB weld only needed on the fiberglass rod to PVC "T". Pvc cement adequate for remainder of project.
True but if you already mixed some up... My nephew did a variation where he only used the tee. Leaving both ends open to run his tether through.
Wonderful solution. Can you detail how they connect to the boat? I have a Carolina Skiff and would like to try this option.
For a skiff it could be as simple as a metal ring attached to a tie down cleat with paracord. There are several manufacturer of hard mount tubes that give you more of a power-pole effect. Those mounts usually start in the $200 range.
Great idea. I lost a $100 sand spear on the first day I had it out!
First trip out in my kayak I flipped and almost lost 2 rods. I got lucky and recovered them out of the marsh mud.
Bro thanks so much. This video saved me 65 dollars. I got that green pole that was next to the pink one you grabbed because Lowe’s was out of the pink ones. Got mine for 11 dollars with the cpvc. Just one thing, how do you stake it into the water without putting it in your scupper holes. I heard they break from the pressure. Thanks.
I use an anchor trolley so, I can position the pole at the front or rear based current. Plenty of people stake though a scupper hole I'm light current.
Could also make it a little longer with the cpvc tubing 🐟 nice work
You could! So far 6' has been a good length for me. The bays I fish it's not often I need a longer pole.
Went to Walmart, Lowe’s, home depot yesterday and all I found was plastic coated steel tomato poles. Still on the hunt...
If you're in The Houston TX area I know one store that still has them. I just picked up 2 more yesterday to possibly make a 12' push pole. Though I'm a little concerned about the weight.
Texas Coast Sportsman naw Billings Montana but appreciate it brother. I’ll check when get back home to Florida
Any chance of a link to hardware you used to build attachment on boat?
TY
The list is in the info tab
Man I'm about to cry ovah heah...
Such an awesome DYI project but can't find these poles anywhere here in FL! 😭
Great idea, K.I.S.S.! But, I’ve been searching for these poles and can’t seem to locate one anywhere!!! I’m dying, and help would be great! TIA
I got 3 Wally worlds by the house I hope they still carry em , I need one of these are they hollow or solid fiberglass?
WHat kind of fitting can you get to make it long shorter to take apart would be awsome buy 3 poles and make short ones
Have you tried this and does it hold up good
great video! Subbed
what do you use for a spike on the bottom?
Thanks William
I don't, the pole I was able to get already has a sharpened tip. I've been able to find these poles this year.
@@TexasCoastSportsman cool, do you think two 12ft poles will hold a 15 ft aluminum bass boat? I fish in 7 to 10 ft of water.
Thanks William
Yes, with a strong coupler. A PVC slip collar would probably ultimately fail.
Cool, Thanks!
Going to buy the supplies today.
Thanks again
William
These look way better than the pvc ones I've been using...do you think a 3/4 coupler would be strong enough to hold 2 of these together to make a 12 ft pole if I epoxy them in.. I'd like a 10ft one so I can cut a couple feet off... thank you for sharing this video
CPVC or PVC coupler may be a little short to build in strength. Maybe look at copper tubing couplers to see it they're longer.
Ok I'll check into that.. thank you
I would use aluminum tube longer
Did anyone actually successfully couple these?
Metal tee is even better in plumbing section
What type of metal? I knew a guy that liked using a copper tee. He was always concerned about a glue ability to bond with copper. So, he drilled and through bolted the tee to the handle.
the song at 4:50 is funny lol.. "ummm"
Just felt like it fit
It was on a "royalty free" list on TH-cam. The title and artist are listed in the video description.
How did you attach the pole to your boat ?
Same question...
I left my t fitting hollow and tied a rope thru it
Use a flag pole holder with a pvc extension to the same T fitting on the end for the pole to go through.
Handle. Great. What about the other end? How long was the pole? Could you make it longer?
The pole is 6 foot and the other end is pre-sharpened. I haven't experimented with making it longer yet. The question is if you are using this pole what do you use to join them that will be strong enough.
@@TexasCoastSportsman JB weld a threaded male adapter or union to the fiberglass pole and do the rest in pvc to extend and break down? May be a good way to add length when needed. Not sure how well the pvc extension woul work..
Will PVC glue work instead of the epoxy? Did you sand the pole before installing the "T"?
I don't believe PVC glue will bond to fiberglass epoxy. Sanding the pole would help create a "tooth" for the epoxy to bind to.
Been looking for one of those purple fiberglass poles made by miracle gro for over a year, no luck…
Thanks for showing us how to walk in walmart!!!!!
Hey some people need the encouragement to get out there in the big world. I'm here for you!
Now that's a funny comment!!!! Made me laugh.
I’m new to the channel do you have a video of how it works? Is the rod too thick for sand?
To work the anchor you just stab it into the bottom. In soft marsh mud I can deploy one handed while fighting a fish with my other hand. Packed sand usually takes both hands. It's not easy but not impossible.
I just bought these stakes for 4.97 each!
I saw the same price the a few weeks ago. They're clearance to get ready for winter.
@@TexasCoastSportsman I just made two of them. I used 12 inches of pool noodle secured 3 inches under handle. Hoping that will be enough flotation
I keep mine tethered to my anchor trolley. Been known to throw it into the water like a spear if it's deeper than 6 foot.
Super stick makes a good one for about 65 bucks if you don’t feel like building it…free shipping on Amazon….this is a really good idea tho
but your video was very good
love this video, I am definitely gonna try it. Does anyone know the length of these?
They are 6 foot.
I do wish they made an 8ft
I have jvx 18 carolina skiff. I wonder if it will hold for a boat thst size. We are about to find out. I will report back. Headed to wally world and lowes now
Make 2 to hold a boat that size.
@@TexasCoastSportsman It actually worked decent with 1 but 2 would have been perfect. Thanks man
@@welchllc that's great to hear! I don't miss throwing a rope for an anchor to hope it holds.
Are they still available? I haven’t seen them.?
Need that for my Titan, for sure! Don't know if Wally World has those "sticks" this year (with the Kung-Flu going on), but I'll look for'em for sure!
(S/S Pop Rivets do the same "trick" as the Epoxy?)
Thanks for the "Nifty" idea... (Now, to invent a pulley-system or a cheap Motor Drive for it...!) Haha!
There are guys using a plastic electrical box and pulley to make a "auto deploy" anchor. It uses the rod weight to drop and stab the bottom. Even saw the dude on Tiny Boat Nation build to for his aluminum boat conversion.
Texas Coast Sportsman do you have anything showing how they did that? Sounds awesome!
Search "diy kayak anchor pole" look for thumb nails that show a grey 4x4 box mounted to the kayak. For now I'm good with manual (spear stabbing) deployment.
I cannot find this fiber glass pole in Walmart anywhere, is there any recommendations where I can find it? If not is there a way you can send me one?
Any ideas for storage for this pole anchor on a kayak
While on the water I use the bungie strap used to hold a paddle to the side of the yak. I have one on both sides of my yak.
How to you keep it attached to the boat
Is that parchment paper roll you use?
Yep, that stuff is awesome with sticky stuff. I put it under my paper towels when cleaning my reels too so the oil doesn't soak through.
how long are they? I picked up some green stakes at HD but they are thinner.
6 foot. Be careful with the green poles. They are metal wrapped in plastic and bend easley.
are those stick flexible and unbreakable? it will be a good idea to tie a flaoti red ball on the top so other swimmers dont dive in to it and have an accident
They are very stiff but do have some flex. I wouldn't say they are unbreakable.
@@TexasCoastSportsman thanks
Did I miss how long the pole is?
Any chance the hardware store and find a coupling, a bit more epoxy and instant 12 ‘ rod??
I've been debating the same thing. I'm concerned if a PVC or CPVC coupling would cover enough surface area to make a strong union.
@@TexasCoastSportsman Use a length of PVC pipe
@@TexasCoastSportsman I was going to ask the same thing about a coupling making a longer pole out of 2. I also wanted something that could break down in 2 sections to fit in my kayak and truck during transport - 2 4 or 5 ft sections. I wonder if adding a set screw to each end would help? Or using the M/F adapters for paint pole extenders?
It may ght be worth the $25 to get the stainless coupler from Max Gain System. They have full kits for making stake-out and push poles. But, if your going to pay for the full kit you may as well buy a Yak Attack pole.
No one sells these poles anymore dam
You tie a rope to yours or just stake through the anchor trolley?
Mine attaches to the anchor trolley with a roughly 10ft piece of Paracord. It allows you to position your kayak better in heavy tide or wind.