Tape Measure - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

SGV Rookie · 06-09-2010, 08:31 PM

I use a thick mop handle cut down to 26". Started by sanding a 1/4 inch flat section along it's length. I marked it every inch by transfering marks with a yard stick. I also wrote the name of the fish for it's size limit at the appropriate size. I sealed it with clear acrylic and tada. It floats, It measures and it also can be used for knocking a fish in it's nogin.

Dave

dsafety · 06-09-2010, 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by SGV Rookie

I use a thick mop handle cut down to 26". Started by sanding a 1/4 inch flat section along it's length. I marked it every inch by transfering marks with a yard stick. I also wrote the name of the fish for it's size limit at the appropriate size. I sealed it with clear acrylic and tada. It floats, It measures and it also can be used for knocking a fish in it's nogin.

Dave

Sounds cool. Photo please.

Bob

06-09-2010, 08:31 PM	#1
SGV Rookie Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: San Gabriel Valley Posts: 89	Measuring stick and bat I use a thick mop handle cut down to 26". Started by sanding a 1/4 inch flat section along it's length. I marked it every inch by transfering marks with a yard stick. I also wrote the name of the fish for it's size limit at the appropriate size. I sealed it with clear acrylic and tada. It floats, It measures and it also can be used for knocking a fish in it's nogin. Dave