One of the important fishing accessories used in most fishing styles is the rod stand. It helps to optimally place the fishing gear on the shore or in the boat, relieve the fisherman’s hands, and protect the fishing rods from negative influences.
Fishing stores offer rod racks for every taste: from simple slingshots to modern carp rods. However, many anglers prefer to make these accessories themselves.
Design solutions for stands
When talking about the importance of such an element as a fishing rod stand, we primarily mean bottom and float fishing. It is with these styles that fishing is most static, which requires placing the rods on racks if fishing is done from the shore, or on holders if we're talking about about the floating device.
Conventionally, fishing rod stands can be divided into several categories:
- various types of slingshots, including sliding ones;
- wide feeder stands, including combs;
- frame structures - a type of hearth;
- tripod stands;
- vertical tube stands;
- spinning rod holders;
- boat holders.
The choice of one or another option for a rod rack depends on the fishing conditions and the personal preferences of the fisherman: some use slingshots cut from willow trees, others place a three-dimensional rod on the shore.
Attention! When using flyers made from living shrubs and trees, think about the environmental consequences of your intervention in nature.
If desired and imaginative, even a rod can be made from ordinary sticks.
Value frame structures lies in the possibility of installation on any surface, even on a shore made of clay or sand, even for fishing on a concrete embankment or wooden flooring carp pond. Simple stands benefit from compactness during storage, transportation and quick installation at the fishing site.
In addition, if fishing is carried out with one rod, the shore option of the two conventional flyer stands is the most preferable. In this case, installing a volumetric frame hearth simply does not make sense.
Store options
Still, a modern store-bought rod stand is, in principle, a fairly inexpensive accessory, and the price is quite affordable for most anglers. An example is the Nautilus rod holder, which is available in a wide range. Other companies producing fishing products are also not lagging behind, for example:
- Salmo;
- Cormoran;
- Daiwa;
- Golden Catch;
- Flagman.
Feeder tripod from the Flagman company with the ability to install on any surface.
The variety of options offered is amazing, so, it seems, there is no point in making homemade stands for rods, but our Kulibins do not sleep, because creativity, one might say, is in the blood of fishermen.
Homemade options
You can make a fishing rod holder with your own hands if you are more or less familiar with manual labor Human. If you don’t consider a homemade cut willow flyer, then basically the whole difficulty of manufacturing is associated with the selection of the appropriate material for the structural elements.
Let's list some options; they will be described in more detail in the description of the manufacture (how to make them) of a specific fishing rod holder. The following can be used as stands:
- smooth reinforcement with a diameter of 0.4-0.6 millimeters;
- various metal and plastic tubes of small diameter, up to approximately 25 millimeters;
- sections of large diameter pipes, up to 50 millimeters, for vertical racks;
- wooden pegs.
Advice! When used as stands wooden parts, they must be thoroughly dried and coated protective composition varnish or paint. This way they will last longer and will not rot.
From the elements of the water supply you can assemble not only the simplest rack, but also a high-quality type of underlayment.
The upper parts of the racks are made mainly from plastic elements, for example, clothes hangers. Wood, metal, and insulated wire can be used.
Metal flyer
The simplest of homemade products is a flyer made from a reinforcing bar. It can simply be bent or welded into a Y shape. An important addition to such a stand will be to ensure the safety of the rod. As shock-softening materials, the metal base is hidden in a silicone or rubber tube, or simply wrapped with several layers of insulating tape.
In this form, the flyer can damage the rod blank.
Made of plastic
The stand, the upper part of which is made of PVC-insulated wire, will be soft and safe for the fishing rod. It’s very easy to do, one of the options is this:
- In a stand made of a plastic tube we strengthen a metal pin for fastening in the ground.
- From the upper end we glue a curved loop of insulated wire into the tube in a special way. The author, for example, used simple computer options.
The hinges are glued to the stand with cyanoacrylate glue or wrapped with electrical tape.
Feeder stand
You can often see that feeders deliver farthest from the shore not in the shape of a flyer, but in a wide one. This is done in order to change the tension of the working line by moving the rod along the bar.
The bar is made from an inverted clothes hanger, specially bent wire, or tension between the metal horns of a silicone tube.
On last stage During production, the metal parts are covered with a soft silicone tube.
Donk stand
Often it is necessary to install fishing rods almost vertically. This, for example, is used in sea shore fishing, or when catching catfish on donkeys. In this case, the butt of the rod is placed inside a stand, which can be made either of wire or of a suitable size of metal or plastic pipe with brackets attached to them for installation in the ground.
Advice! If the shore consists of very hard soil, sometimes you have to literally hammer in the supports. To avoid spooking the fish, you should use rubber mallets or gaskets.
Vertical stands allow you to reduce water pressure on the equipment by raising the fishing line above the water.
Winter options
Recreational fishermen ice fishing for some species winter fishing For example, when fishing for bream in a tent, various stands are also used. They are most often made of thin wire, because the weight of the fishing rods is small. We were especially struck by the idea of one of the fishermen to use a used television antenna as a stand.
The stand, in addition to functionality, is also compact and light.
Spinning rod holder
Despite the fact that spinners rarely put their working tools on the ground, sometimes they still need to unload their hands. This is required to calmly drink water, have a snack, and perform natural needs. To avoid throwing an expensive fishing rod on the ground, use lightweight wire stands.
The spinning rod stand made of light metal will not put much burden on the fisherman during transportation.
Boat option
For convenience and comfort when fishing in a boat, various stands are also used. Depending on the type of boat you have and your fishing style, you can choose one of the options. It is better not to use metal in the boat; stands should be made of plastic and attached to the transom or bench.
The plastic tube option is ideal for trolling on a small boat.
Conclusion
A rod stand may be needed in a variety of fishing conditions. To ensure a comfortable stay on the shore, use one of the options discussed in the article.
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I hasten to tell our fishing friends some good news: you can finally put things in order in your arsenal of gear, and many people have already liked this idea. Such a stand looks luxurious, and rods and reels will not be tangled with fishing line, as often happens before going fishing. And this is not just another fishing tale! DIY stand for fishing rods let's go
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Start with mounting boards
1. From 19mm material (I chose walnut), cut two mounting boards A measuring 102x610mm.
2. Draw a straight line down the middle of the width of each board. Place one leg of the compass on the line and mark a curve at both ends with a radius of 51 mm. File them with a jigsaw and sand both parts smooth.
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3. Mark the centers of holes with a diameter of 4 mm on each part A. placing them on the center line as indicated in the pictures. These holes are used to attach the upper B and lower E combs. Set aside 16 mm down from the outermost holes of the top mounting board and 19 mm from the same holes of the bottom board to mark two holes on each of them, with the help of which the stand will be fixed to the wall. Drill all the holes and countersink them.
4.
Mill a fillet with a radius of 6 mm from the front around the perimeter of each mounting board and sand the parts again.
“Making the top comb” to complete the fabrication of this part of the stand. Steps 7 and 8 will be completed later.
4. Cut out the bottom comb E measuring 51x584 mm. Mark grooves 38 mm wide and 10 mm deep. shape them in any way in a convenient way. Wrapped sandpaper cut the board, smoothly sand the walls and bottom of all grooves.
5. Glue the bottom trim O to the front edge of the bottom comb E, carefully aligning and pressing with clamps. Mark and file the bevels at the ends of the comb.
6. Additionally, sand all parts of the stand that need it. Glue the top and bottom combs to their respective mounting boards.
Note. If you don’t want to waste time making a wooden fish, go straight to the “Decorating and installing the stand” section to finish the job faster.
Let's add fish
1. On a sheet of paper, draw a grid with square cells 25x25 mm. Using the drawing below as a guide, transfer the contours of the fish, the position of the eye and fins onto the mesh. To do this, mark all the points where the contour lines intersect with the grid lines. Then draw lines connecting these points.
2. Cut out a blank E measuring 20x127x356 mm from an oak board. Using carbon paper, transfer the outline of the fish and the center point of the eye onto the blank. Cut the fish along the contour and separate the fins from the body along the marking lines. (We used jigsaw machine, but this operation can also be performed with a hand jigsaw.) By dividing the workpiece into parts, you can simplify the subsequent grinding of the body and fins.
Z. Using a 10mm center point drill bit, make a 6mm deep hole in the center of the eye following the markings.
4. Clamp in chuck drilling machine or electric drill, sanding drum with sandpaper No. 60. Give the body of the fish the required shape, focusing on the drawing (Instead sanding drum You can equally well use a belt sander, processing the part on its front roller.)
5. To imitate the movement of a fish, sand the back of the caudal fin so that it is bent forward, as shown in the Top View.
6. Place the fish on a flat surface as shown in the bottom picture. Place the fins into the cutouts from which they were cut. Mark with lines the places where the fin transitions into the body on all sides and mark the thickness of each of them. Use sanding to give the fins the desired shape.
Secure the fish
1. Carefully glue the fins to the body of the fish and carefully remove excess glue.
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Place the fish over the middle of the top mounting board A and trace the outline of the two fins with a pencil.
Make cutouts in cutting board and glue the fish on top.
Finishing and installation of the stand
1. Give all parts a final sand and then apply any finishing coat.
2. From the foam sealing material used for insulating windows, cut six strips measuring 13x70 mm. Remove the backing paper and insert the strips into the top comb cutouts as shown in step 7 of Making the Top Comb. With a sharp knife or use a razor blade to trim the protruding ends of the strips at a 45° angle as indicated in step 8.
Z. For attaching the stand to stands frame wall use screws 50 mm long. In other cases, use small concrete and brick anchors or special fasteners for hollow partitions.
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