Best stringer on the market.

[Slobber Bob]

What is the symbol burned into the float? It looks like a pair of tighty-whities with smell vapors coming out of them, haha Looks like a nice product though.

Not sure on the diameter, but its stainless steel covered in some plastic. Its tough. 920 lb workload. I assure you, a snakehead will not bite through this.

Plus, its illegal to to possess a live snakehead, even on a stringer where it's destine for the cutting board.

[D3NAL1]

What is the symbol burned into the float? It looks like a pair of tighty-whities with smell vapors coming out of them, haha Looks like a nice product though.



Plus, its illegal to to possess a live snakehead, even on a stringer where it's destine for the cutting board.

Thats exactly what it is. The brand is stinky pants fishing

[Slobber Bob]

Ahhhh, I see. Must of read right over that part in the original post. Well, I'm happy to report then that the logo is identifiable if you didn't know what the company name was!

[CHOC]

My concern is the size of the float. If I had a 30" striper, could the float slip through the gills, letting the fish off?

[D3NAL1]

My concern is the size of the float. If I had a 30" striper, could the float slip through the gills, letting the fish off?

I highly doubt it, but thats something I havent thought about. You can also use the hook to puncture a hole through the mouth.

[D3NAL1]

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Snakeheads are not a problem

[Seasalt]

How do you attach the stringer to the kayak? Just wondering...

[silasvirus82]

http://www.stinkypantsfishing.com/Tips.htm

They offer these suggestions on their website. I'm going with the paracord locks option.

[D3NAL1]

Yup, john hit it.

Although i have the hooker version, i simply hook mine to the handle of my kayak and havent had an issue yet. Ill try to get a picture tomorrow

[Seasalt]

http://www.stinkypantsfishing.com/Tips.htm

They offer these suggestions on their website. I'm going with the paracord locks option.

Yup, john hit it.

Although i have the hooker version, i simply hook mine to the handle of my kayak and havent had an issue yet. Ill try to get a picture tomorrow

Thank you both.
It would be nice and I bet more profitable if he sold a "Kayak version"... Just a thought.

[silasvirus82]

Thank you both.
It would be nice and I bet more profitable if he sold a "Kayak version"... Just a thought.

He does market the shorter version for kayakers, that's the one I bought. It has a smaller float and straight tip, but you can order it with a curved hook if you want it. He'll make anything you want if you contact him, but the kayak version seems perfect for me.

[D3NAL1]

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[D3NAL1]

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[silasvirus82]

It looks like you opted for the larger float, what was your thought process on that? I chose the smaller float for less drag in the water, but with the addition of fish I suppose it's insignificant.

[D3NAL1]

It looks like you opted for the larger float, what was your thought process on that? I chose the smaller float for less drag in the water, but with the addition of fish I suppose it's insignificant.

Big cats. When i go, im averaging 60 pounds.