Don't judge a book by its cover. Found you by accident, at first I thought damn this dudes hillbilly as fk lol. But I watched, and learned some shit. You have some freakn ingenious ideas man! Keep up the good work!!
@@Johnny-sv5fc I have thought about it . But I used pvc years ago for tomatoe stacks and in the middle of the summer when it got up in the 90s the weight of the tomato plant combined with the heat of the sun made em lay right down on the ground flat . And I don't want people watching to spend that kinda money if it won't work you know . I have also thought about using metal wire conduit. It would be strong , light , cheap and it won't rust . But everyone can't weld . I'm still thinking on the subject though
Great hacks. I am going to pass them along to a friend who is looking to make something to hold his fishing rods. I designed pontoons for his kayak from 4 inch pvc that connected to 1 1/4 pvc that fit inside a lenth of 1 1/2 pvc that is mounted on his kayak. He is disabled with a broken back and cannot swim but loves to fish. The pontoons give him stability on the water.
Here is one I did. 6in 7 1/2ft. (Depending on rod length) a end cap, a locking type cap on other end . I left mine white because of sun heat. Mounted to the roof rack of my teardrop camper and now I can leave my fishing poles in one piece and the reels on. No damage ,no tangle with other gear. Good show, I like easy hacks. Thanks for sharing.
Brilliant ideas! I'm a new boat owner (1970 Sea Nymph) and came across all the ideas on your channel. I just might be able to save thousands of dollars keeping an eye on your channel. Thank you! Keep it up...
Sir - I found your channel recently while looking for some fishing stuff videos. I recently moved to a lake and took up fishing ;-) . I've done my fair share of 5 gallon bucket and PVC hacks for tools in the garage and what not but your use for fishing is awesome! Gonna steal the toaster over to flatten some PVC this weekend, don't tell my wife. BTW and if it helps...if you ever need to bend a longer piece of PVC, if you heat up sand in the oven, put a cap on one end of the PVC and pour the hot sand into the pipe, let it heat up a bit and you can bend the PVC pipe to the the curve you want. Love your channel, love your style, keep up the good work. I tip my hat to you.
Man you must be a bazzilionaire or a lottery winner! 😎🤙 You have great ideas and useful tips while working in a very, very nice garage with all the bells and whistle‘s. Helping us regular folks is a mighty good deed sir! 👍
I'm not rich by any means . I'm just old lol . I paid my house off after 25 years then refinanced it and bought my building . Actually the metal buildings are about half the price of a stick built building . When I say I like saving money,,,,I really mean it lol . I appreciate you watching
I've got to say that hack for the rod carrier is EXACTLY what I've been looking for for so long.. my cheap ass just refused to pay those extravagant prices. I appreciate you and your channel that I just subscribed to! Can't wait to see more
You have some great idea's. Everything you make turns out pritty dang awesome. Even if I wasn't in to what you're doing, I'd be happy to just listen to you talking. keep up the great work.
Another gem. This video was awesome! The phrase SHUT UP BIRD! Actually has held some good times for over 25 years with some friends and I. Just another reason Fishn N Stuff is Awesome!
Another fine collection of useful tips and tools for makin' the life of a fisherman/woman easier. PVC is a pretty cool medium to be working in, and you are a master!! Look forward to seein' ya on the next build!!
Love your channel. Can you please make a video on how to build a PVC ROD HOLDER for my bicycle. I need to take two fishing rods to the lake. There are a few videos out there. But you are the PVC MASTER. Thanks for your help!
around 2 decades ago i had a 6 month trip in & around the gulf of mexico on a USN ship. our speed was slow enough that we could troll for fish. so before we left norfolk,va. i built 2 outriggers out of 1 inch pvc pipe. used 2 8 foot pieces for the outrigger portion. made a 8 inch T at the base for on the ship. put a 90 degree joint on the over the water end. drilled 2 holes in the over water end. one was to lift the outrigger in & out for use. the second line was a closed loop thru a pulley as the clip release. worked beautifully.
Pvc is the.most forgiving material you can work with ,what Else Can Ya Say,,, that's just Purty Dang Awesomeness Right There Y'all 🦈🎣👀,,,, keep it Reelin Brother
Another wood stew hack is to coat the threads of the wood screw with bar soap. Smooth screwing after that. Less wear and tear on the drill and supposedly eliminates wood split.
Right on you have the best ideas. And you show great details. So I made butt end rod holders out of 2.5 inch pvc, threaded rod and some tie wire. Could stab them in the ground and keep the pole off the ground and at a good angle that you can pretty much adjust
Dude. You’re amazing. I just wanted to let you know you’re videos are simple & very engaging. Not over the top and you’re a great personality I just watched like 8 back to back and learned so much. Thank you!
I don’t know if you’ve ever covered this, but I came up with this watching your bank fishing video. If you cut one end off a piece of PVC at a sharp angle, you can drive it into the ground like a stake and you have a cheap rod holder. If you want to get more elaborate and make it more versatile for dock fishing, make a base for it from PVC. Don’t glue the sections together and you can break it down for convenient transport. To make it more stable fill it with water or sand and water.
My Good Man , Just by chance , I had already been looking for a rack of some kind to hold my knife and pliers and a couple of other things, after I saw some of them price’s , I come a looking for your ytube site and by crackly , I found the answer , you had already done a video on what I needed ! I done had some scrap pvc and got me one for my Jon boat , well make that 2, of them ! Thank you so much for having the right answer for a lot of things I need and didn’t have to spend a penny !
You can also cut PVC with nylon twine, or fishing line.😉 Just wrap around the side, and start sawing it back and forth with pressure on the line, at a fast rate, and it will heat up, and saw right through it!
The forming and tool rack are nifty. I might have to do something with that hack.. the bumpers are a cool idea as well. I don't have bumpers for my rowboat yet but that looks like a great way to attach them when I do get that far.
Fantastic video. Really intelligent content and presentation,as was the exceptionally high quality video production, from the camera, angles, lighting, focus, clarity, editing, flow, direction, all fantastic. 👏👏 Thank you so much. People like you help to make the World a great place. Slán, from Ireland 👍👍
Thank you Sir for the awesome well thought out comment . They don't come much better thaws that . You must have some experience with making videos. I can tell from your comment
You are freakin' AWESOME!! How handy for me that I work in the plumbing department at Home Depot, and I'm working tomorrow, lol! I am sending this to my fishing friends, so thanks for the joy 💚💙💜 Abigail, fishing in a kayak in beautiful NH
I have a quick connect mount on my trolling motor and remove it from my boat when done fishing, you inspired me to make a pvc trolling motor stand. It works great and keeps my motor from getting knocked over in my garage
For the bumper hack. If you replace the 90's in the hull hook part (on the outer/waterside) with T's and then use narrower PVC connector pieces from the bumper frame that have a series of holes in it you could make it height adjustable with cotter pins.
I said the very same thing in the premier chat. Only rather than drilling holes i was thinking heavy o-rings for quick adjustment. Although holes with hitch pins would ensure no accidental slippage. I'd use hitch pins or hair pins over cotter pins. The cotter pins require bending which can be a pain in the butt and over time can break. Also instead of having to buy different size pipe or fittings, use a die grinder or drill with a flapper drum and ream out the inside of the T's. I did that on a pvc project and it worked out well.
awesome ideas! also fantastic work! genius! new subscriber here from Canada, gotta love the woods and water and who doesn't love saving some money? love it!
That magnet rod rack is a good idea for trucks to where you can keep your rods along the side of the inside of the bed leaving plenty of bed space for a kayak or what ever.
Something you could try: when splitting your pvc pipe lengthwise, you could do it on a table saw with a panel blade, with the rip fence adjusted to half the pipe diameter. Makes for a straighter cut, for less waisted material, and cleaner finished projects.
I have a twist for the pvc bucket hack. Get you a cooler on wheels, take the lid off, fill it with pvc like the bucket and boom mobile rod holder on wheels. Thanks for the other ideas too with pvc!!!
I am planning to use the magnetic rod holder idea to make removeable rear corner markers for my boat trailer. I just got it and had trouble backing it up my as I couldn't see it until too late and had to try again until some help arrived. Now I have a solution to my need, Thank You.
Well.. you got me, sir! I'm a subscriber. I loved that hack for your boat, that was great! I don't even have a boat .. but, me and my buddy are fixing up his bus as our mobile work area, and we need all the space we can use and that right there just came in handy for 3 little shelves for tools! And if I ever do get a boat, I'll definitely be using this again... cause I ain't paying no 100$ for a shelf!! Lol
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Don't judge a book by its cover. Found you by accident, at first I thought damn this dudes hillbilly as fk lol. But I watched, and learned some shit. You have some freakn ingenious ideas man! Keep up the good work!!
Haha thank you Sir, I just like to have fun . And try and make learning fun I guess . I really appreciate that
@@FishinNStuff have you ever tried or contemplated building a center console t-top out of pvc??
@@Johnny-sv5fc I have thought about it . But I used pvc years ago for tomatoe stacks and in the middle of the summer when it got up in the 90s the weight of the tomato plant combined with the heat of the sun made em lay right down on the ground flat . And I don't want people watching to spend that kinda money if it won't work you know . I have also thought about using metal wire conduit. It would be strong , light , cheap and it won't rust . But everyone can't weld . I'm still thinking on the subject though
Same
same here
I am a retired plumbing contractor I have lots of leftover pvc to mess with.
I'm gonna enjoy this channel
Man I randomly came across this video and now I’m hooked, you are hilarious! I’m going to buy me some pvc tomorrow! Cmon!
Love you're channel you've opened my eyes to just how much can be done with pvc that I wouldn't have ever imagined.
The rod bucket is a space saver in my garage!!!
Thanks for saving me so much money. And I love that budgie .
Great hacks. I am going to pass them along to a friend who is looking to make something to hold his fishing rods. I designed pontoons for his kayak from 4 inch pvc that connected to 1 1/4 pvc that fit inside a lenth of 1 1/2 pvc that is mounted on his kayak. He is disabled with a broken back and cannot swim but loves to fish. The pontoons give him stability on the water.
"ringing bells is fun", the thing with the bird ringing the bell was great, thanks for the laugh and some good ideas!!
Thank you for watching
I’m working at the shop getting ready to pour concrete raining cats and dogs outside watching diy Can’t get any better
New drinking game.... every time FnS says "PVC", take a drink.... LOL, you'll be bombed by hack #4 - LOOOOOVE this channel man!
Here is one I did. 6in 7 1/2ft. (Depending on rod length) a end cap, a locking type cap on other end . I left mine white because of sun heat. Mounted to the roof rack of my teardrop camper and now I can leave my fishing poles in one piece and the reels on. No damage ,no tangle with other gear. Good show, I like easy hacks. Thanks for sharing.
Brilliant ideas! I'm a new boat owner (1970 Sea Nymph) and came across all the ideas on your channel. I just might be able to save thousands of dollars keeping an eye on your channel. Thank you! Keep it up...
Congratulations on your new boat . And thank you for watching
Sir - I found your channel recently while looking for some fishing stuff videos. I recently moved to a lake and took up fishing ;-) . I've done my fair share of 5 gallon bucket and PVC hacks for tools in the garage and what not but your use for fishing is awesome! Gonna steal the toaster over to flatten some PVC this weekend, don't tell my wife. BTW and if it helps...if you ever need to bend a longer piece of PVC, if you heat up sand in the oven, put a cap on one end of the PVC and pour the hot sand into the pipe, let it heat up a bit and you can bend the PVC pipe to the the curve you want. Love your channel, love your style, keep up the good work. I tip my hat to you.
Brilliant DIY video! Congratulations Keith this video is great and the toaster oven part is an amazing idea!
Thank you Chris
Man you must be a bazzilionaire or a lottery winner! 😎🤙
You have great ideas and useful tips while working in a very, very nice garage with all the bells and whistle‘s. Helping us regular folks is a mighty good deed sir! 👍
I'm not rich by any means . I'm just old lol . I paid my house off after 25 years then refinanced it and bought my building . Actually the metal buildings are about half the price of a stick built building . When I say I like saving money,,,,I really mean it lol . I appreciate you watching
Now I see why you have this channel!
That's just awesome! I mean Awesome! Love them all.
Thank you Sir
I've got to say that hack for the rod carrier is EXACTLY what I've been looking for for so long.. my cheap ass just refused to pay those extravagant prices. I appreciate you and your channel that I just subscribed to! Can't wait to see more
Thank you , you can go back and watch my old videos
Cool stuff. I am getting ready to put together the solar powered power station for camping trips and other stuff. 🤟
Love it. Lots of love from Ontario Canada!
Cool DIY project. I like the rod carrier & the bumper project.
You have some great idea's. Everything you make turns out pritty dang awesome. Even if I wasn't in to what you're doing, I'd be happy to just listen to you talking. keep up the great work.
Thank you Sir
Another gem. This video was awesome! The phrase SHUT UP BIRD! Actually has held some good times for over 25 years with some friends and I. Just another reason Fishn N Stuff is Awesome!
Those birds are out to get me lmbo
That PVC tool rack hack is genius... GENIUS! Thanks for that! Great channel, keep it up n stuff!
Love it so far. The PVC rack is a brilliant idea…! 🤠
I really enjoy your DIY vids! Fun to watch, and fun projects to build....and face it...we're only here for the fun !
Everyone needs and deserves a good laugh now days
Truly enjoy watching this guy he comes up with some really good stuff
Another fine collection of useful tips and tools for makin' the life of a fisherman/woman easier. PVC is a pretty cool medium to be working in, and you are a master!! Look forward to seein' ya on the next build!!
Thank you Sir
This is by far one of the best channels on the tube!!!
Thank you very much . I really appreciate that
Love your channel. Can you please make a video on how to build a PVC ROD HOLDER for my bicycle. I need to take two fishing rods to the lake. There are a few videos out there. But you are the PVC MASTER.
Thanks for your help!
I'll start thinking about that
@@FishinNStuff I just created one yesterday! It is perfect I wish I had a channel so I could post it..
I want this guy to be all of my neighbors. Then all of my neighbors will be "AWESOME".
"Ow-some"
That right there would be Awesome 👍
Lol me too, I hate my neighbors
Dude. I feel the same way. As a dude myself, I think this is the first time I ever wondered if someone had a brother!
Absolutely.
In one word .... BRILLIANT .
The tool rack is really cool
I agree with that awesome tool rack being cool
This is one of the best thing I have ever ordered on line.
This guy & his ideas
are awesome.I will be watching for more of his video's.There great !
Thank you Sir, you can watch any of them here
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Good old American ingenuity. Love it!
around 2 decades ago i had a 6 month trip in & around the gulf of mexico on a USN ship. our speed was slow enough that we could troll for fish. so before we left norfolk,va. i built 2 outriggers out of 1 inch pvc pipe. used 2 8 foot pieces for the outrigger portion. made a 8 inch T at the base for on the ship. put a 90 degree joint on the over the water end. drilled 2 holes in the over water end. one was to lift the outrigger in & out for use. the second line was a closed loop thru a pulley as the clip release. worked beautifully.
Me and my family went camping and my 14 month old daughter wouldn't go to sleep, your video did the trick thanks a bunch. I always enjoy your content.
Haha sounds like I'm boring haha , that's funny. I appreciate you and your 14 month old watching
Pvc is the.most forgiving material you can work with ,what Else Can Ya Say,,, that's just Purty Dang Awesomeness Right There Y'all 🦈🎣👀,,,, keep it Reelin Brother
Awesome video jam packed with really good ideas as always thanks for sharing till next time 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I’m afraid I’m going to have to give you two thumbs up for this one ..
Another wood stew hack is to coat the threads of the wood screw with bar soap. Smooth screwing after that. Less wear and tear on the drill and supposedly eliminates wood split.
Your doing stuff with PVC that I never dreamed of.
Right on you have the best ideas. And you show great details. So I made butt end rod holders out of 2.5 inch pvc, threaded rod and some tie wire. Could stab them in the ground and keep the pole off the ground and at a good angle that you can pretty much adjust
Found this as I am cleaning out the garage. Awesome stuff, thank you sir! Excited to watch more of your stuff.
Thank you very much
This guy is my favorite utuber very funny, knowledgeable. And is about saving money what's not to like about him, just saying...
Enjoy watching your videos, and the DYI’s are awesome!
Dude. You’re amazing. I just wanted to let you know you’re videos are simple & very engaging. Not over the top and you’re a great personality I just watched like 8 back to back and learned so much. Thank you!
Thank you I really appreciate that , that means alot
Friken amazing. I'm on the last two right now. Well tomorrow anyway. Thanks for sharing and keep em coming. 2 big 👍👍.
You should have your own TV show. You're hilarious.
Thank you 😊
His videos get more views than lots of show!
Who the fuck watches tv
You are the man. Anytime I need hacks... I know where to look. Fish on!
I don’t know if you’ve ever covered this, but I came up with this watching your bank fishing video. If you cut one end off a piece of PVC at a sharp angle, you can drive it into the ground like a stake and you have a cheap rod holder. If you want to get more elaborate and make it more versatile for dock fishing, make a base for it from PVC. Don’t glue the sections together and you can break it down for convenient transport. To make it more stable fill it with water or sand and water.
Love the marker and the Rod holder. Great Job.
First time watching, 👍AWESOME! THANK'S
My Good Man ,
Just by chance , I had already been looking for a rack of some kind to hold my knife and pliers and a couple of other things, after I saw some of them price’s , I come a looking for your ytube site and by crackly , I found the answer , you had already done a video on what I needed ! I done had some scrap pvc and got me one for my Jon boat , well make that 2, of them ! Thank you so much for having the right answer for a lot of things I need and didn’t have to spend a penny !
Couldn't fish today, but at least I can learn a thing or two!
Thanks!!
You can also cut PVC with nylon twine, or fishing line.😉 Just wrap around the side, and start sawing it back and forth with pressure on the line, at a fast rate, and it will heat up, and saw right through it!
Those things turnd out awesome. Your going to give me a PVC addiction. Great video Brother THANKS For sharing these ideas.
Lmbo
@@FishinNStuff Thanks for the HAT also ive been meaning to call you but been pretty busy.
The forming and tool rack are nifty. I might have to do something with that hack.. the bumpers are a cool idea as well. I don't have bumpers for my rowboat yet but that looks like a great way to attach them when I do get that far.
Fantastic video. Really intelligent content and presentation,as was the exceptionally high quality video production, from the camera, angles, lighting, focus, clarity, editing, flow, direction, all fantastic. 👏👏
Thank you so much. People like you help to make the World a great place.
Slán, from Ireland 👍👍
Thank you Sir for the awesome well thought out comment . They don't come much better thaws that . You must have some experience with making videos. I can tell from your comment
Mate you are a genius. I love your work from Australia 🇦🇺
Thank you very much
#6!! Perfect for my jeep grand cherokee!!!
You are freakin' AWESOME!! How handy for me that I work in the plumbing department at Home Depot, and I'm working tomorrow, lol! I am sending this to my fishing friends, so thanks for the joy 💚💙💜 Abigail, fishing in a kayak in beautiful NH
Great ideas! I was laughing by the end of the video. Thanks!
I have a quick connect mount on my trolling motor and remove it from my boat when done fishing, you inspired me to make a pvc trolling motor stand. It works great and keeps my motor from getting knocked over in my garage
Loving the Hacks! Gives me an idea for a cutting board. Thanks!
It’s got to be your best video yet!
PVC is cheap and so easy to work with: I love it!
When was the last time you bought PVC?!
For the bumper hack. If you replace the 90's in the hull hook part (on the outer/waterside) with T's and then use narrower PVC connector pieces from the bumper frame that have a series of holes in it you could make it height adjustable with cotter pins.
I said the very same thing in the premier chat.
Only rather than drilling holes i was thinking heavy o-rings for quick adjustment. Although holes with hitch pins would ensure no accidental slippage. I'd use hitch pins or hair pins over cotter pins. The cotter pins require bending which can be a pain in the butt and over time can break.
Also instead of having to buy different size pipe or fittings, use a die grinder or drill with a flapper drum and ream out the inside of the T's. I did that on a pvc project and it worked out well.
Dude, you SO right, your PVC hacks are AWESOME! Also, you're very entertaining! Hey, just keep on doing what you doing, and I'll be out here watching!
Thank you Sir
I made a couple pistol holsters overseas that way for our partners because they could afford to buy their own. PVC is Awesome!!!!
PVC is awesome. I built a rack for my motorcycle helmets. Awesome video
Very nice thank you for showing it on you tube have a good night 🙂
Loved the rod holder. The one with the bungee's on it. Must make one. THANKS FOR THE INFORMATION BUDDY. 😁👍
Thank you for watching
This is one great man!! Love to watch and listen to your compelling videos! Keep up the great work!
Thank you
I love watching your videos and have a good laugh also. Thank you for sharing
PVC Fishing HACKS!!!! My favorite!!! Great video Mr Keith.
Thank you buddy , great meeting you
@@FishinNStuff great meeting you too! when i saw you i was in shock!
😄
It's all about your smooth commentary 👍
The bumper hanger is AWESOME!!!!
awesome ideas! also fantastic work! genius! new subscriber here from Canada, gotta love the woods and water and who doesn't love saving some money? love it!
Brilliant my friend! Gotta love some fishing hacks! Thanks for sharing!
That magnet rod rack is a good idea for trucks to where you can keep your rods along the side of the inside of the bed leaving plenty of bed space for a kayak or what ever.
That's a good idea ,
Always good watching.thank you
Thank you Sir
Now these are ideas every guy can use, awesome job brother 😎👍⭐⭐⭐
First time I’ve seen your channel. It’s outstanding.
Dude, you are amazingly creative. I am just a beginner, just loving saltwater fishing. Warm regards from Indonesia
Thank you Sir , I appreciate it
You are the Man!!!!! Great ideas. Thanks for the share
I’m building the boat bumper housing right now!!!! Cause they are Awesome!
That was awesome.....
Okay.. So all of them are awesome - Thanks 🐠🤠
Thanks for the hacks! Best part of my day today!!
Something you could try: when splitting your pvc pipe lengthwise, you could do it on a table saw with a panel blade, with the rip fence adjusted to half the pipe diameter. Makes for a straighter cut, for less waisted material, and cleaner finished projects.
I have a twist for the pvc bucket hack. Get you a cooler on wheels, take the lid off, fill it with pvc like the bucket and boom mobile rod holder on wheels. Thanks for the other ideas too with pvc!!!
I am planning to use the magnetic rod holder idea to make removeable rear corner markers for my boat trailer. I just got it and had trouble backing it up my as I couldn't see it until too late and had to try again until some help arrived. Now I have a solution to my need, Thank You.
That's a great idea I was thing about doing something like that . I might try your idea that's smart
I love the lead bends!!!!!!!
Coolest video I ever saw. I'm bout to run out and get me some pvc! I wabba back my canoe. I put bass pro shop seats and not for some pvc. Thanks bro!
Aluminum angle iron, then angle plastic - I learn something new every day. 🤣 J/K, bro - I love your videos!
Man these are all cool af! This one and the bucket hacks videos had me giddy thinking about all the possibilities. Great work!
Thank you
This guys hilarious, makes my day when I see stuff like this, keep it up :)
Well.. you got me, sir! I'm a subscriber. I loved that hack for your boat, that was great! I don't even have a boat .. but, me and my buddy are fixing up his bus as our mobile work area, and we need all the space we can use and that right there just came in handy for 3 little shelves for tools!
And if I ever do get a boat, I'll definitely be using this again... cause I ain't paying no 100$ for a shelf!! Lol
I really appreciate it buddy
I'd like to personally thank you for all the great ideas you have shared with us I really appreciate it
Thank you I really appreciate that