Dear Joe, it’s very important that you put a safety chain between the outboard and the engine frame you made. I’ve done a similar thing and hit the wake of another small boat, bada boom bada bang that engine bounced up and down a couple of times and popped off the mount. Fortunately I had it chained.
Happens that I have the exact same Stand-Up Paddleboard from Costco, and have a place right by the Indian River Lagoon with nearly the exact type of water terrain you were navigating. I just ordered that motor, and we'll see if I can replicate your success! Thank you so much for this example!
*Just built the same but added 20" x 36" 3/8" plywood platform just in front of the cooler, it keeps the hull flat and stable while I'm standing and seems to increase top speed.*
@@1nvisible1 Can you send picture of the way you built the transition and the front deck part. I'm buying this setup and want to make it perfect Thank you, happy fishing!
Aloha from Hawai'i Joe. I LOVE your idea, and what you have done with this simple paddleboard. I own a SOLO Skiff, and I love it BUT I have a bad back injury, and 4 surgeries later I have a substantial lifting limit, and my SOLO Skiff bone dry and empty weighs in at 150 pounds. My 6hp motor weighs another 60 pounds, and fuel, and safety equipment along with fishing tackle I am pushing close to 400 lbs. When I bought my SOLO Skiff 5 years ago it was $1800.00. Now they are close to double that. I almost forgot, I have to trailer this thing to a launch ramp, and pay an annual ramp use fee to the State of Hawai'i. I do allot of freediving spearfishing, so I just might have to get me one of these, and start out using it as a dive platform, and maybe add an outboard mount. I already own a 3hp Tanaka aircooled motor which would work fine when I get to that step. Mahalo nui for the inspiration.
Love how you test each element first ... then test the system. Did you know that's how the Wright Brothers designed the first plane ... and that's how Toyota designs cars? Smart man Joe Oceanside!
I think I just found my platform to build a wing in ground effect with hydrofoil. A really good start is pumping it full of helium instead of air. Party balloon helium is cheap. I also have a couple of ideas on how to use the hydrofoil as elevators and rudder while airborne. Carbon fiber is the new fiberglass. It's just as cheap and easier to use now.
Velcro the cooler to the paddleboard. That will add stability to the "seat" but be easy to remove. Another option is a small electric trolling motor (30 pound thrust about 15 pounds) with a 50ah lithium battery (about 12 pounds). This is perfect for electric only ponds/lakes.
I plan on adding that setup to my 12' sit on top kayak. I just need a custom metal bracket (uneven curvature) & I'm in business. You can easily remove the trolling motor's drive handle & connect the wires to a variable voltage twist dial that's mounted beside your seat. Increase speed like turning up the volume dial! Then for steering, connect wires to sliding foot pedals & attach to the ends of a horizontal cross-bar bracket on the motor. Lithium batteries are wonderful for this application with better performance & much lighter than lead-acid. Fun projects!
I'm blown away with this one! Great design, really nice finishing with the paint, So much fun! Everyone should build one - unless you want to start manufacturing ;)
@@JoeOceanside I have the same motor (and 2 others as well). Mine is the prop version though. I see no reason these motors won't last as long as you take care of it. Replacement parts are available in case you wondered, I did. I fish fresh water. I have seen videos of these motors rusting real bad from saltwater. Apparently there are steps you can take to prevent that. Enjoyed the video. I want one but can't find it online.
That looks like an excellent platform for multiple uses, snorkeling, fishing or exploring remote beach areas that'd be hard to reach by land. And it looks like it'd easily hold more gear as well.
When I was 16 I made my own little fishing boat. I took a tube, some webbing and made a seat. Then I went fishing. This was way before they started selling them. There was no RUclips to copy from just your own ideas. I wore diving fins and caught plenty of fish. Thanks for BG ringing up those great memories.
I would get out a carbide drill and drill 1/4" holes through two layers of steel where the pivot point is on the motor. Put a spring loaded BB tip push pin in the holes and WALA!! No more flipping the engine in reverse. When needing to lift the drive jet just pull the pin.
Love it! Lots of room to experiment. I’d be game to replace the 2x4 setup with PVC. But the thing I like most is the jet drive…no prop to tangle or shear…awesome!!! Super nice video!!!
Great build, I have an inflatable with an electric trolling motor. In FL keep in mind the state requires you to register your skiff/boat if you put a motor on the back. If they haven't stopped you yet, they will. My buddy got a ticket for a trolling motor on his kayak.
Great ideas/build! That's awesome. About the only thing I would've done differently is used furniture grade (already colored) PVC pipe for the whole motor mount frame. Furniture grade PVC comes in like a dozen different colors, including the usual pipe fittings so you could've made it in different sections to relatively match the colors on the board. Because it's made for outdoor furniture it's much more UV resistant than even painted regular PVC. You could also use "T" fittings to install rod holders, camera mounts, or even some sort of grab/leaning bar (also with rod holders) across the board. I would've also used the same furniture grade PVC for the motor mount but put thick pieces of HDPE (plastic cutting board material) for mounting the actual motor. Lightweight but super strong, no wood splinters (it is an inflatable), waterproof, already colored, etc. You could even make it so the PVC frame can be taken apart to more easily fit in a car. But otherwise...wow. That's awesome! Great job!
Thanks for the video Hoocho! We really appreciate it and it's been great working with you and I hope you can get this out to a whole lot more customers overseas!
Once you put a motor on a craft it will need to be registered and the registration numbers will need to visible on the hull. Could be challenging to get the DMV to support you.
@@JoeOceansidethey make placards specifically for adhering the numbers/regustration for hanging on inflatables (like zodiacs and such). Just FYI those numbers/decals also stick really well to furniture grade PVC pipe... 😏😂
@kennylove188 I bought my first kayak used. hobie pdl kayak with a PDF, kayak box, 2 yak attack rod holders, flag/light, with native wheels for $1200 Used market is the ONLY way to go for kayaks.
That would be awesome, I'm actually thinking about doing something like that on my next video. Check out the one I just posted where I built a NIGHT fishing skiff ruclips.net/video/NCKAdt5yn20/видео.html
That's awesome! Going to go to Costco next payday and seen that same motor on Temu but was skeptical, but not anymore since you showed me that I don't need to worry about trailer style boats being the only option because I don't have any type of hitch on my truck and not enough space for a boat trailer. Thanks for your great video on that awesome paddle board conversion, Genius!!!😮
Glad you liked it, I'd still be skeptical of the motor, I've only put about 10 hours on it without any hiccups. I should hook up an external fuel tank and run the motor in my pond for 100 hours and see what happens
Beware this could be an influencers trying to sell you stuff as I no for a fact the motor is junk 💯 . Can't speak for the boat but many guys I know for sucked into buying the motor and broke within days. Please beware and always look for tell tail sings as influencers always say click the link below.
I built a kayak to git in the back of my car out of Styrofoam board from home depot. The outer skin is called "poor man's fiberglass". It cost me just over $100 and did it over a weekend. Super durable and unsinkable. Worth checking out
@faithfamilyfriendsforever6777 I never even put a link to the motor nor did I ever tell anyone to go check it out and buy one. The whole point of the video is to watch me take the risk of buying Chinese junk and test it out
Legit looks great. I know it's not real fast, but it super lightweight and can go into super shallow waters. It can't really injure anyone, and was really cheap to build. Nicely done.
Mines on the way, gonna follow the video as far as the motor mount but change minor things, otherwise I love this idea and I'll send pics when mine is done💪✌️
As You said a great build. You mentioned a truck rack, Consider a retractable set of possibly conduit-down pullouts from the rack. set up the boat so the ramps go between and use a rope pull to pull it up onto the top. Retract the ramp, tye off, and go. this would be quick for anyone and great for us old guys. I am 84 and might even consider a small electric winch. Bill Hale
That is pretty cool for a paddle board most I've seen aren't that wide. I like it over a kayak for fishing ,, I'd do a 18# thrust trolliing motor and a hard cooler to sit on be super light to launch i be
Was this video really made only 3 weeks ago? Costco website says they are $400 now and this model isn’t on Hyperlites website and there are zero pontoons like this on their website either. I swear to God every time I see a RUclipsr do a review they say the price and I go to look at the actual product it’s always like %50 more than they say it was.
Your probably in a different state or country than him and the price is different, price isn't the same at every store in every city it differs to what each distributor needs to get out of stock
Don't blame the creators for your inability to understand simple economics and how money works not everything is the same price everywhere and that's common sense🤦🤦🤦
I have a great idea you might like if you felt like making it really rigid you can put a sheet of marine grade plywood underneath those two by fours cut a hole out for that middle handle and that will squeeze the plywood down to the body of your paddleboard, a little better possibly hope it works out for you, brother
Have you considered stabilizing the rear of your motor mount to the boat with some 4 or 6 inch wide x 3ft strips of self stick Velcro? Maybe industrial hook and loop. Look it up. Awesome build
Talk about an on-time cool, kool, & kewler yet video..... right as I've been LQQKin' at how to build a watercraft. This has opened my eyes to other possibilities so I do thank you much ! peace out
Yeah Captain Joe, that's pretty bad-arse'd to put that together & I'll be watching again later tonight, I do have a couple of questions so I'll Be Back!! Thanks for the time/video.... peace
@ocelots4627 yeah the board came with a nice leash and ankle strap, I should just use that. I thought about a sonar, but then I think I need a battery also. I was looking into a sonar module that connects with my phone maybe
@@JoeOceanside try for sonar chirp deeper pro 2 is what I use and it can detect fish up to 500ft and eve do ice fishing and much more, I had slay a lot fish with it 👍 you can be extreme mobile.
Electric trawler motor + battery system. This can be used to power a depth sounder 👍. Wouod love to see a little bit bigger version to be a little more sea worthy. If cosco made a 14ft version, would be a twin paddle board size would be amazing.
Awesome video. When I first saw this a few weeks ago, I thought "cool". Then this paddle board went on sale at Costco for $199-20= $180. That was a go for me. Got a cooler and fitted on there perfectly. Just waiting for a 12v trolling motor to come and I'm good to go.
One thing I was thinking is add a rudder to the motor right above the outlet. That way you have some steerage without the motor pushing. Maybe drill a small hole thru the clamp and I don't know pin the clamp so it doesn't tilt unless you take the pin out, look for a really thin locking pin. Loved the paint job, now just add the milk crate possible box and you are Kayak-ish.
Really cool for the money. I think figuring out a way to mount a kayak seat with a back rest to the motor mount assembly would be something I'd try to do, but if you can do without a back rest it's pretty good just sitting on the cooler.....FishOn.....Jim
@@JoeOceansideI would say the Kayak style seat that is connected to bungees and sits on top of the ice chest with just enough tension to hold the ice chest would be pretty legit.
Really nicely done, that little engine is superb, folding hinges in the wooden frame is a great idea so you can get it all in to a car, get a few safety things on board like a flair and a handheld marine radio (I'm sure there are plenty of suppliers that would partner with you for that) all round amazing job 👍
You say it can probably go where most other microskiffs can't; and yes as a microskiff operator with a gas powered prop (great vessel, amazing vessel, one of the best you'll ever see) I would have to tilt prop and start paddling to go as shallow as you, probably drawing .5" more also LOL. That's awesome!
Awesone idea. I love this idea for fishing. You could easily make a canopy out of some of those pvc rod holders and some pvc pipe with just a simple tarp or sonething similar on top. Also could use a rod holder like those for your paddle so its also easily accessible if needed.
Yeah puncture is always a concern. But I've fished on paddleboard and never had that problem. Also there are alot of inflatable boats on the market so it's a pretty reliable material at this point
My maiden fishing outing on my inflatable I caught and boated a shark. On a single chamber craft shark bite is more probable than a treble puncture. Flats and inshore only.
Great job, this is about the coolest budget project I've seen, and it goes fishing!! The only thing I would add is a divider for the cooler. Piece of foam board and a hot glue gun, you have your dry storage on one side and the ability to use the cooler as it was meant, Ice and drinks.
Fishing and recreational industry is seriously taking advantage of people. They will see how we build things on the budget and soon will take advantage of that. Built yours ASAP.
@@JoeOceanside I didnt fully see how u secured the wood /2 by 4's to the boat other than mentioning zip ties....are they really all that holds all that wood to the boat??
You need limit pins on your rod holders, you're going to lose a rod... just take the bases off, cut a slot in them, just use a table saw set to 1.5" a cut out one edge. Reinstall them with the slot facing outwards, then put the rod holder in with them in your trolling position and put a screw in so it can't turn back anymore but can turn forwards when running.
That's pretty cool. I think I'd go with a an electric trolling motor instead of a gas engine. A trolling motor is quiet and can be used while fishin'. You've got me thinking about getting one and a motor. I live in Virginia and I'd have to register it to put any kind of motor on it, but that shouldn't be too expensive. That board could be awesome around the marshes for redfish and trout. On calm days it should be okay around the bridge tunnels. But I do wonder about hooking it or poking a hole in it. And keeping gear on it might be tough. But it's so cheap I might have to try it.
Yeah an electric motor would be good too. I just didn't want to have to deal with a battery. If I brought an extra gas can I could run full throttle all day. I think I do need to register it if I am going to be using it alot. Thanks so much for watching and giving me some feedback
If you can inflate it when you want to,.... it can deflate when you don't want it to. After your 13th patch, you'll want something like an Expandacraft modular boat.
Yeah maybe, I've had an isup for years now that I have abused and it never has sprung a leak yet so some of them are built real well. Thanks for watching
Joe, This is a super use of a clever Costco paddle board! I would love to take that thing down along the southern end of Florida and cross from Miami to Chocoloski, fly fishing the back bays. The beauty of your redesign of a catamaran paddle board is its' flexibility (power/paddle) and the very light weight of the boat. Light weight allows you to launch, setup and haul out easily with one person. As for suggestions, I would have glued a sticky rubber material to the underside of the wooden motor mounts to help spread loads and to reduce any friction induced ware to the surface of the paddle board. I would also mount the cooler on a cross piece so that your weight helps keep the motor/motor mount firmly attached to the top of the paddle board and to tie the whole mount structure together.
I give the motor two months . With moderate to a lot of use . I had a plastic Coleman Johnboat back in the 80's with a Sears motor . It was fun . Used it every weekend in Tampa bay .
This gives me an idea... I wonder if a (largish) water pump could be used to pump water in the opposite direction that you want to travel in. And some kind of tiller handle points the output hose in that direction. For example, a 'trash pump' that does 264 gallons per minute (4.4 gallons per second) is only about $180. But it's not a boat motor... it's a water pump. I don't think water pumps require registration. I don't know about the physics of this kinda system.
Yeah, it's basically the same thing as a Jet Drive. A Jet Drive has an impeller just like a water pump. It's just that with a water pump every inch of hose or pump from the intake to the discharge creates loss of efficiency.
Dude, that thing's epic! I live in the Ocala National Forest, & am a writer/photog. for a popular fishing mag. There's over 1,000 lakes/bodies of water here within a 15-20 minute drive MAX. Some of the best ones are super deep woods, so this would be👌. The only thing I'd add would be a trolling motor (bass fishing), but tbh I use my kayak paddle 90% of the time anyway...also some sort of shade/bimini would be sweet for summer. Thanks for clueing me in to both products. Tight lines, bud.
Last time I went out in an inflatable with a boat motor I got pulled over and ticketed for no registration. Good luck. Very clever design, functional, dirt cheap
@@arthursmith5409it’s mandatory in Florida, anything that you attach a motor or engine of any type must be registered, it isn’t that hard to do, but you need to fill a few forms and be at the grace of the person attending you at the DMV, so count on a few trips there, and hope that the person that calls your number is having a good day 😂😂😂😂
@@arthursmith5409and it’s considered a watercraft, if FWC catches you without registration and a hull number you will be at his/her grace, they will decide to either warn/fine you or take your watercraft away, don’t put yourself in that situation.
I really like your paddle board and motor set up and you did a fantastic in-depth explanation. I use an inflatable kayak with an electric trolling motor and to you’re viewers, yes, you need to have any watercraft, with a motor, registered and visible hull numbers. I have been stopped twice and never had an issue with the wardens. But, make sure you know the boating rules if you operate in multiple states. Things like the kill switches, lights, whistles and vests. The wardens have a check list and they will check for everything.
THIS IS A BRILLIANT DIY BUILD, ABSOLOUTELY FANTASTIC CLEAN FINISH ,VERY PROFESSIONAL LOOKING ,YOU HAVE CREATED YOUR OWN SELF BUILD MARKET ,,MAKE EM N SELL EM UNDERCUT THE BIG BOYS !!!..:-)
That's gonna depend on the state. Cut 2" off of it and it wouldn't need registration in my state while its current length of 10'2" requires registration, motor or not. Registration is based on length here so the very common, in my state, Grumman 15' canoes need to be registered but a 9ft solo canoe you clamped an electric canoe motor to the side of the hull wouldn't need to be registered.
Great work! I like your details. BTW, I built a similar unit and rigged up an aluminum kid scooter and ropes for steering. I was running wide open when the nose pitched down, the boat rolled and I was instantly thrown in the water. Some babes from a nearby boat jumped in the water to save me, The Sherriff boat came out and towed mi rig out of the lake. A super fun day!!!
I Put an ENGINE on a Giant Paddle Board to Make a DANGEROUSLY FAST Fishing Skiff: ruclips.net/video/ofWVUS3nZzw/видео.html
Dear Joe, it’s very important that you put a safety chain between the outboard and the engine frame you made.
I’ve done a similar thing and hit the wake of another small boat, bada boom bada bang that engine bounced up and down a couple of times and popped off the mount. Fortunately I had it chained.
Happens that I have the exact same Stand-Up Paddleboard from Costco, and have a place right by the Indian River Lagoon with nearly the exact type of water terrain you were navigating. I just ordered that motor, and we'll see if I can replicate your success! Thank you so much for this example!
Could you give an update on how it went fitting the motor?
Give an update please
*Just built the same but added 20" x 36" 3/8" plywood platform just in front of the cooler, it keeps the hull flat and stable while I'm standing and seems to increase top speed.*
@@1nvisible1
Can you send picture of the way you built the transition and the front deck part.
I'm buying this setup and want to make it perfect
Thank you, happy fishing!
Hello can you send me some pictures of your build as well thank you!
That motor and inflatable are gonna be sold out everywhere!😂❤
Put door hinges where the black and orange part come together. Now it is easily foldable.
Great eye and creativity for a bargain skiff.❤
Yeah that's exactly what I was thinking too
Stay out of the sand or the balds on your dive will be eaten up , sand is sandpaper to your prop
@@FrankStein1 piano hinge is stronger
@@EmpireGoldMining it really isnt.
marine hinges are beefy and strong
Aloha from Hawai'i Joe. I LOVE your idea, and what you have done with this simple paddleboard. I own a SOLO Skiff, and I love it BUT I have a bad back injury, and 4 surgeries later I have a substantial lifting limit, and my SOLO Skiff bone dry and empty weighs in at 150 pounds. My 6hp motor weighs another 60 pounds, and fuel, and safety equipment along with fishing tackle I am pushing close to 400 lbs. When I bought my SOLO Skiff 5 years ago it was $1800.00. Now they are close to double that. I almost forgot, I have to trailer this thing to a launch ramp, and pay an annual ramp use fee to the State of Hawai'i. I do allot of freediving spearfishing, so I just might have to get me one of these, and start out using it as a dive platform, and maybe add an outboard mount. I already own a 3hp Tanaka aircooled motor which would work fine when I get to that step. Mahalo nui for the inspiration.
Wow, thanks for watching. Yeah this setup is light weight and portable, that's important to me too. Thanks for watching
THAT THING IS SICK MAN! You did a great job, good story telling and video edits!
Wow thanks man, I'm glad you liked it
Thank you for being considerate of the wild life by using the jet drive!
Love how you test each element first ... then test the system. Did you know that's how the Wright Brothers designed the first plane ... and that's how Toyota designs cars? Smart man Joe Oceanside!
Thanks! Make sure to subscribe cause the next boat build is next level
I think I just found my platform to build a wing in ground effect with hydrofoil.
A really good start is pumping it full of helium instead of air. Party balloon helium is cheap.
I also have a couple of ideas on how to use the hydrofoil as elevators and rudder while airborne.
Carbon fiber is the new fiberglass. It's just as cheap and easier to use now.
Velcro the cooler to the paddleboard. That will add stability to the "seat" but be easy to remove.
Another option is a small electric trolling motor (30 pound thrust about 15 pounds) with a 50ah lithium battery (about 12 pounds). This is perfect for electric only ponds/lakes.
I plan on adding that setup to my 12' sit on top kayak. I just need a custom metal bracket (uneven curvature) & I'm in business. You can easily remove the trolling motor's drive handle & connect the wires to a variable voltage twist dial that's mounted beside your seat. Increase speed like turning up the volume dial! Then for steering, connect wires to sliding foot pedals & attach to the ends of a horizontal cross-bar bracket on the motor. Lithium batteries are wonderful for this application with better performance & much lighter than lead-acid. Fun projects!
I'm blown away with this one! Great design, really nice finishing with the paint, So much fun! Everyone should build one - unless you want to start manufacturing ;)
10 out of 10 for this build superb,might get this motor for my kayak
Thanks! Yeah it's am interesting motor, I don't know how long it will last though
@@JoeOceanside I have the same motor (and 2 others as well). Mine is the prop version though. I see no reason these motors won't last as long as you take care of it. Replacement parts are available in case you wondered, I did.
I fish fresh water. I have seen videos of these motors rusting real bad from saltwater. Apparently there are steps you can take to prevent that. Enjoyed the video. I want one but can't find it online.
That looks like an excellent platform for multiple uses, snorkeling, fishing or exploring remote beach areas that'd be hard to reach by land.
And it looks like it'd easily hold more gear as well.
When I was 16 I made my own little fishing boat. I took a tube, some webbing and made a seat. Then I went fishing. This was way before they started selling them. There was no RUclips to copy from just your own ideas. I wore diving fins and caught plenty of fish. Thanks for BG ringing up those great memories.
I would get out a carbide drill and drill 1/4" holes through two layers of steel where the pivot point is on the motor. Put a spring loaded BB tip push pin in the holes and WALA!! No more flipping the engine in reverse. When needing to lift the drive jet just pull the pin.
Dude that's a great idea, I will definitely be doing that
Love it. Little push pin on a cable lanyard is such a good idea to try.
are u an engineer or something
@@demon4775 he does think like one
@@JoeOceansidecan you do a video on it if you do it??
I don't fish much but this is sick and want to build one. Stoked for you.
Love it! Lots of room to experiment. I’d be game to replace the 2x4 setup with PVC. But the thing I like most is the jet drive…no prop to tangle or shear…awesome!!! Super nice video!!!
Great build, I have an inflatable with an electric trolling motor. In FL keep in mind the state requires you to register your skiff/boat if you put a motor on the back. If they haven't stopped you yet, they will. My buddy got a ticket for a trolling motor on his kayak.
How much was the ticket ?
@Firephosure $135
Great ideas/build! That's awesome. About the only thing I would've done differently is used furniture grade (already colored) PVC pipe for the whole motor mount frame. Furniture grade PVC comes in like a dozen different colors, including the usual pipe fittings so you could've made it in different sections to relatively match the colors on the board. Because it's made for outdoor furniture it's much more UV resistant than even painted regular PVC. You could also use "T" fittings to install rod holders, camera mounts, or even some sort of grab/leaning bar (also with rod holders) across the board. I would've also used the same furniture grade PVC for the motor mount but put thick pieces of HDPE (plastic cutting board material) for mounting the actual motor. Lightweight but super strong, no wood splinters (it is an inflatable), waterproof, already colored, etc. You could even make it so the PVC frame can be taken apart to more easily fit in a car.
But otherwise...wow. That's awesome! Great job!
Yeah that's a good idea too, it would be like putting together Legos!
GREAT IDEAS... but where do you buy "furniture grade" PVC? What is your source?
@bobcody1950 I don't know but sch 80 wild be crazy strong
GREAT IDEAS... but where do you buy "furniture grade" PVC? What is your source?
You could also use Composite Decking for this setup. The wood textures also look really nice.
It’s stronger, UV resistant , and water proof.
Brah super rad! I would bring a beach umbrella for a canopy when you’re chilling or moving slow🤙🏽
That would be sick, maybe I'll do a barbecue on here too!
Thanks for the video Hoocho! We really appreciate it and it's been great working with you and I hope you can get this out to a whole lot more customers overseas!
Drill holes for a pin in the rod swivels, so you can lock it in place in different positions. This thing is awesome man🤙
Nice idea
Not really into boats or fishing but this was absolute genius
FWC is gonna love this !
Yup
Once you put a motor on a craft it will need to be registered and the registration numbers will need to visible on the hull. Could be challenging to get the DMV to support you.
@@shallowcasteryeah it is possible though
@@JoeOceansidethey make placards specifically for adhering the numbers/regustration for hanging on inflatables (like zodiacs and such). Just FYI those numbers/decals also stick really well to furniture grade PVC pipe... 😏😂
@@Internetpilot Zodiacs come with a Cert. of Origin/ Hull # (And Transom )
I applaud your ingenuity! What a great accomplishment!!
This is so cool! I really prefer fishing standing up, it sucks sitting for hours on the kayak would love one of these
Yeah me too, I love sight fishing
@@JoeOceanside depends on the hull of your kayak. I have an Old Town Sportsman and I can stand with big wakes inside a inlet.
@@uhReptile Sportsman, nice; and, ONLY 5 Grand !
@kennylove188 I bought my first kayak used. hobie pdl kayak with a PDF, kayak box, 2 yak attack rod holders, flag/light, with native wheels for $1200
Used market is the ONLY way to go for kayaks.
Buying watersport gear from rich people is my favorite winter hobby
Small tent that would fix to the wood frame for overnight camping’d be nice :-)
That would be awesome, I'm actually thinking about doing something like that on my next video. Check out the one I just posted where I built a NIGHT fishing skiff ruclips.net/video/NCKAdt5yn20/видео.html
I don't even fish but this is a legit build. GJ. 👏
Dude that thing is sick!! 😊
Lets pull up offshore with it
@@JoeOceanside dude I'm down!!
Lol 😅😅 I had one got read of The bord shark bate lol ..and put the motor on my kayaks love it cruze around lakes and rivers .
That's awesome! Going to go to Costco next payday and seen that same motor on Temu but was skeptical, but not anymore since you showed me that I don't need to worry about trailer style boats being the only option because I don't have any type of hitch on my truck and not enough space for a boat trailer. Thanks for your great video on that awesome paddle board conversion, Genius!!!😮
Glad you liked it, I'd still be skeptical of the motor, I've only put about 10 hours on it without any hiccups. I should hook up an external fuel tank and run the motor in my pond for 100 hours and see what happens
Beware this could be an influencers trying to sell you stuff as I no for a fact the motor is junk 💯 . Can't speak for the boat but many guys I know for sucked into buying the motor and broke within days. Please beware and always look for tell tail sings as influencers always say click the link below.
I built a kayak to git in the back of my car out of Styrofoam board from home depot. The outer skin is called "poor man's fiberglass". It cost me just over $100 and did it over a weekend. Super durable and unsinkable. Worth checking out
@faithfamilyfriendsforever6777 I never even put a link to the motor nor did I ever tell anyone to go check it out and buy one. The whole point of the video is to watch me take the risk of buying Chinese junk and test it out
@@JoeOceanside The motor has dropped in price a few bucks, now $240, but they're low on stock, probably because of your video!
Legit looks great. I know it's not real fast, but it super lightweight and can go into super shallow waters. It can't really injure anyone, and was really cheap to build. Nicely done.
You LEGEND! I'm putting together my shopping list right now! Love it man! I WANNA GO FISHING!
Hey thanks! Glad you liked the rig
Mines on the way, gonna follow the video as far as the motor mount but change minor things, otherwise I love this idea and I'll send pics when mine is done💪✌️
Very nice build, i might build on myself but with an electric motor. Greetings from Jamaica
Sweet design! I'll take it if you ever get tired of it.
this is great for the price is amazing
Yeah I think so too. Now I have a micro skiff and a nice paddle board
As You said a great build. You mentioned a truck rack, Consider a retractable set of possibly conduit-down pullouts from the rack. set up the boat so the ramps go between and use a rope pull to pull it up onto the top. Retract the ramp, tye off, and go. this would be quick for anyone and great for us old guys. I am 84 and might even consider a small electric winch. Bill Hale
Yeah that's a good idea
That is pretty cool for a paddle board most I've seen aren't that wide. I like it over a kayak for fishing ,, I'd do a 18# thrust trolliing motor and a hard cooler to sit on be super light to launch i be
Yeah a trolling motor would be great too, I just didn't want to deal with a battery
That’s an awesome idea especially on a budget . I just wish I was good at building stuff 😂😂
Was this video really made only 3 weeks ago? Costco website says they are $400 now and this model isn’t on Hyperlites website and there are zero pontoons like this on their website either. I swear to God every time I see a RUclipsr do a review they say the price and I go to look at the actual product it’s always like %50 more than they say it was.
Website pricing is typically higher than in warehouse for large items.
Your probably in a different state or country than him and the price is different, price isn't the same at every store in every city it differs to what each distributor needs to get out of stock
Bought one in the summer on Costco day- 1 day for 149.00
Somebody doesn't understand economics at all huh 😂😂😂😂
Don't blame the creators for your inability to understand simple economics and how money works not everything is the same price everywhere and that's common sense🤦🤦🤦
I been looking for a Boat to put on my sidecar . Thank you for the idea. Y e S.
Very creative and innovative. You have a futile mind and the courage to think/act out of the box. Well done, sir. Enjoy your creation.
I think that you meant Fertile Mind, not Futile Mind.
Wow thanks
@@JoeOceanside
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Well done bud! I’m going to Costco right now! Thank you for making this awesome video! ❤️🩹🤍💙
Thanks! I hope you like the board
Very creative. This is a great idea for a tender when mooring
Yeah for sure, it would be a good tender
The algorithm has targeted me with this video. I live in Lincoln Nebraska. I’d definitely consider this if there was more of those rivers out here.
Hi, thanks for watching
I live in Arizona no water so this targeted me lol but joking we do have water just small bodies
I might have to investigate skiff building as a new hobby interest, lol. Dude, that was awesome!
I have a great idea you might like if you felt like making it really rigid you can put a sheet of marine grade plywood underneath those two by fours cut a hole out for that middle handle and that will squeeze the plywood down to the body of your paddleboard, a little better possibly hope it works out for you, brother
Yeah that would be super strong. Thanks for watching
It was a neat toy. I think you did better than I could have done.
Have you considered stabilizing the rear of your motor mount to the boat with some 4 or 6 inch wide x 3ft strips of self stick Velcro? Maybe industrial hook and loop. Look it up.
Awesome build
I was considering that for my build. I want to be able to use board as a standard SUP as well.
Dude it's so cool
It's bussin, no cap
Talk about an on-time cool, kool, & kewler yet video..... right as I've been LQQKin' at how to build a watercraft. This has opened
my eyes to other possibilities so I do thank you much ! peace out
Hey thanks, glad you liked it
Yeah Captain Joe, that's pretty bad-arse'd to put that together & I'll be watching again later tonight, I do have
a couple of questions so I'll Be Back!! Thanks for the time/video.... peace
Use long para cord & lan yard In case you fall you can pull like a leash, like a surf board, you can put a sonar that be super awesome.
@ocelots4627 yeah the board came with a nice leash and ankle strap, I should just use that. I thought about a sonar, but then I think I need a battery also. I was looking into a sonar module that connects with my phone maybe
@@ocelots4627 but yeah great ideas, thanks for watching
@@JoeOceanside try for sonar chirp deeper pro 2 is what I use and it can detect fish up to 500ft and eve do ice fishing and much more, I had slay a lot fish with it 👍 you can be extreme mobile.
@ocelots4627 thanks for the tip, I will look for that one
@@JoeOceansidethere are some fish finders that take Double A batteries or are rechargeable.
Great little build!! I know what my next project is ganna be! 🤙🏻
Awesome
This is awesome.
Thank you Marcia
Great! Now there's another thing I didn't know that i need to build.
Glad I could help!
Electric trawler motor + battery system. This can be used to power a depth sounder 👍. Wouod love to see a little bit bigger version to be a little more sea worthy. If cosco made a 14ft version, would be a twin paddle board size would be amazing.
Yeah I agree, a 12 footer would be nice
Great video! Taking that sunken sailboat out of the water and making it into something new would make a good video too!
keep the hat on man 😂 no hate tho love the build
LOL, I'm running out of options here 🤣
I just bought one on sale at $200 off. Will be delivered tomorrow. Going to use my motorguide spotlock trolling motor in the front. Can’t wait!
Hey bud! Good one! 🍻
@@Reelinfloridachannel hey! Thanks
@JoeOceanside let's link up and collab on a skiff video.
@@Reelinfloridachannelthat would be awesome!
Awesome video. When I first saw this a few weeks ago, I thought "cool". Then this paddle board went on sale at Costco for $199-20= $180. That was a go for me. Got a cooler and fitted on there perfectly. Just waiting for a 12v trolling motor to come and I'm good to go.
One thing I was thinking is add a rudder to the motor right above the outlet. That way you have some steerage without the motor pushing. Maybe drill a small hole thru the clamp and I don't know pin the clamp so it doesn't tilt unless you take the pin out, look for a really thin locking pin. Loved the paint job, now just add the milk crate possible box and you are Kayak-ish.
Yeah that could work
@Joe Oceanside - I really appreciate your ingenuity on creating this. What an awesome idea. Great job putting it together.
Thanks! Glad you liked
Just bought them both and they are on the way. I live in South Carolina and like fish on the coast, this set up is perfect for it.
The oyster beds will be a major issue
Really cool for the money. I think figuring out a way to mount a kayak seat with a back rest to the motor mount assembly would be something I'd try to do, but if you can do without a back rest it's pretty good just sitting on the cooler.....FishOn.....Jim
Yeah that's a good call especially on long runs it would be awesome to kick back a but. Thanks for watching
@@JoeOceansideI would say the Kayak style seat that is connected to bungees and sits on top of the ice chest with just enough tension to hold the ice chest would be pretty legit.
Really nicely done, that little engine is superb, folding hinges in the wooden frame is a great idea so you can get it all in to a car, get a few safety things on board like a flair and a handheld marine radio (I'm sure there are plenty of suppliers that would partner with you for that) all round amazing job 👍
Yeah I've got the safety gear in the dry box. Yeah I think the hinges on the motor mount would be awesome for transport
Cheap solution 👍🏼✌🏼🇲🇽
Thanks for watching Mario
That is awesome, you did a great job and gave me inspiration and ideas. Keep up the great work. Thank you
Awesome! Thank you!
You say it can probably go where most other microskiffs can't; and yes as a microskiff operator with a gas powered prop (great vessel, amazing vessel, one of the best you'll ever see) I would have to tilt prop and start paddling to go as shallow as you, probably drawing .5" more also LOL.
That's awesome!
You should fill that board with Great Stuff!
Awesome would like to build one but it's another watercraft to register and bay taxes on in NC since it has a motor
Yeah here too, it should be a cheap registration fee though
Awesone idea. I love this idea for fishing. You could easily make a canopy out of some of those pvc rod holders and some pvc pipe with just a simple tarp or sonething similar on top. Also could use a rod holder like those for your paddle so its also easily accessible if needed.
Amazing! Only thing I see that could be an issue is lures puncturing the board at some point
Does not exist my dude. It's not Intex cheap plastic this is PVC and dual chambered.
Yeah puncture is always a concern. But I've fished on paddleboard and never had that problem. Also there are alot of inflatable boats on the market so it's a pretty reliable material at this point
My maiden fishing outing on my inflatable I caught and boated a shark. On a single chamber craft shark bite is more probable than a treble puncture. Flats and inshore only.
Hitting oysters or barnicles is probably the biggest risk. I fished out of an inflatable for years, loved it!
Dude, this is awesome! And inflatable. Super cool!
Thank you! Glad you liked
Have you contacted Hyperlite? You might be able to sell them your "Fishing upgrade kit" . 🤑
Yeah now we're talking! I should at least reach out to them and show them this vid
Thanks for watching
I would for sure
love Peanut Island. Now, I'm hoping Costco Northlake has any left??
@Canesontop try the one on southern
Great job, this is about the coolest budget project I've seen, and it goes fishing!! The only thing I would add is a divider for the cooler. Piece of foam board and a hot glue gun, you have your dry storage on one side and the ability to use the cooler as it was meant, Ice and drinks.
Thanks fully I found another marine cooler on the side of the road so I will use both now
Or just use a small dry bag
Fishing and recreational industry is seriously taking advantage of people. They will see how we build things on the budget and soon will take advantage of that. Built yours ASAP.
Thanks! Yeah stuff is expensive these days.
@@JoeOceanside I didnt fully see how u secured the wood /2 by 4's to the boat other than mentioning zip ties....are they really all that holds all that wood to the boat??
5 stars! Hell of an idea, dude.
Thanks, glad you liked
If you get to close to a manatee you could possibly give it a hicky with the jet drive pickup.😂
LOL, that actually could happen 🤣
Dude, that was awesome! Good job and use of your imagination.
Thanks Maurice!
You need limit pins on your rod holders, you're going to lose a rod... just take the bases off, cut a slot in them, just use a table saw set to 1.5" a cut out one edge. Reinstall them with the slot facing outwards, then put the rod holder in with them in your trolling position and put a screw in so it can't turn back anymore but can turn forwards when running.
@jonathantheunacceptable4259 yeah, I really need to do that. Thanks for the tip
@@JoeOceanside Oh, hey, looks like another job for those push pins on a tether!
Love it - genius 😎 great job 👏🏼
That's pretty cool. I think I'd go with a an electric trolling motor instead of a gas engine. A trolling motor is quiet and can be used while fishin'. You've got me thinking about getting one and a motor. I live in Virginia and I'd have to register it to put any kind of motor on it, but that shouldn't be too expensive. That board could be awesome around the marshes for redfish and trout. On calm days it should be okay around the bridge tunnels. But I do wonder about hooking it or poking a hole in it. And keeping gear on it might be tough. But it's so cheap I might have to try it.
Yeah an electric motor would be good too. I just didn't want to have to deal with a battery. If I brought an extra gas can I could run full throttle all day. I think I do need to register it if I am going to be using it alot. Thanks so much for watching and giving me some feedback
Shit, just for the wind alone a trolling motor would be a lifesaver.
I love stuff like this. Way to go Joe.
If you can inflate it when you want to,.... it can deflate when you don't want it to. After your 13th patch, you'll want something like an Expandacraft modular boat.
Yeah maybe, I've had an isup for years now that I have abused and it never has sprung a leak yet so some of them are built real well. Thanks for watching
Joe,
This is a super use of a clever Costco paddle board! I would love to take that thing down along the southern end of Florida and cross from Miami to Chocoloski, fly fishing the back bays. The beauty of your redesign of a catamaran paddle board is its' flexibility (power/paddle) and the very light weight of the boat. Light weight allows you to launch, setup and haul out easily with one person.
As for suggestions, I would have glued a sticky rubber material to the underside of the wooden motor mounts to help spread loads and to reduce any friction induced ware to the surface of the paddle board. I would also mount the cooler on a cross piece so that your weight helps keep the motor/motor mount firmly attached to the top of the paddle board and to tie the whole mount structure together.
need to put a folding cup holder on the side of the cooler.
Yes 💯, that's a great idea
@@JoeOceansidecheck out CAMCO. $8 and foldable.
That looks really nice and stable. Win !
Yeah it is very stable. Thanks for watching
I give the motor two months . With moderate to a lot of use . I had a plastic Coleman Johnboat back in the 80's with a Sears motor . It was fun . Used it every weekend in Tampa bay .
If it's now a boat, don't forget..
your whistle,
life preserver,
and fire extinguisher. 🤙
This gives me an idea... I wonder if a (largish) water pump could be used to pump water in the opposite direction that you want to travel in. And some kind of tiller handle points the output hose in that direction.
For example, a 'trash pump' that does 264 gallons per minute (4.4 gallons per second) is only about $180.
But it's not a boat motor... it's a water pump. I don't think water pumps require registration.
I don't know about the physics of this kinda system.
Yeah, it's basically the same thing as a Jet Drive. A Jet Drive has an impeller just like a water pump. It's just that with a water pump every inch of hose or pump from the intake to the discharge creates loss of efficiency.
Great project with great ideas. Well done. What I like about you is that you do not let any obstacles get in your way.
1:19 thats what she said! 😂
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Dude, that thing's epic! I live in the Ocala National Forest, & am a writer/photog. for a popular fishing mag. There's over 1,000 lakes/bodies of water here within a 15-20 minute drive MAX. Some of the best ones are super deep woods, so this would be👌. The only thing I'd add would be a trolling motor (bass fishing), but tbh I use my kayak paddle 90% of the time anyway...also some sort of shade/bimini would be sweet for summer. Thanks for clueing me in to both products. Tight lines, bud.
Last time I went out in an inflatable with a boat motor I got pulled over and ticketed for no registration. Good luck. Very clever design, functional, dirt cheap
There is a way to register it, if I use it more I will definitely make her legal
That's the question, does a fella have to register this craft?
@@arthursmith5409it’s mandatory in Florida, anything that you attach a motor or engine of any type must be registered, it isn’t that hard to do, but you need to fill a few forms and be at the grace of the person attending you at the DMV, so count on a few trips there, and hope that the person that calls your number is having a good day 😂😂😂😂
@@arthursmith5409and it’s considered a watercraft, if FWC catches you without registration and a hull number you will be at his/her grace, they will decide to either warn/fine you or take your watercraft away, don’t put yourself in that situation.
I really like your paddle board and motor set up and you did a fantastic in-depth explanation. I use an inflatable kayak with an electric trolling motor and to you’re viewers, yes, you need to have any watercraft, with a motor, registered and visible hull numbers. I have been stopped twice and never had an issue with the wardens. But, make sure you know the boating rules if you operate in multiple states. Things like the kill switches, lights, whistles and vests. The wardens have a check list and they will check for everything.
This was a very great build! I enjoyed the video
Does it have to be registered? Looks like you're in florida
Probably
THIS IS A BRILLIANT DIY BUILD, ABSOLOUTELY FANTASTIC CLEAN FINISH ,VERY PROFESSIONAL LOOKING ,YOU HAVE CREATED YOUR OWN SELF BUILD MARKET ,,MAKE EM N SELL EM UNDERCUT THE BIG BOYS !!!..:-)
Thank you very much!
What about registration since you're running a motor ?How are you handling that?
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That's gonna depend on the state. Cut 2" off of it and it wouldn't need registration in my state while its current length of 10'2" requires registration, motor or not. Registration is based on length here so the very common, in my state, Grumman 15' canoes need to be registered but a 9ft solo canoe you clamped an electric canoe motor to the side of the hull wouldn't need to be registered.
In Florida anything that is motorized and used in public water needs be titled and registered.
Kinda sucks…but, I don’t mind.
I think you need a certificate of origin and a receipt and I think it's less than $100 to register. But I'm not sure yet
@@JoeOceansidelookout the registration police 👮 are out on RUclips
Great work! I like your details. BTW, I built a similar unit and rigged up an aluminum kid scooter and ropes for steering. I was running wide open when the nose pitched down, the boat rolled and I was instantly thrown in the water. Some babes from a nearby boat jumped in the water to save me, The Sherriff boat came out and towed mi rig out of the lake. A super fun day!!!
Wow that's crazy, glad your ok. Was it this same board?