Dock stix

[mojorig]

I have a pair of them and absolutely love them!! They are easy and effective to use. They work great on the courtesy docks we have here at Bull Shoals and Norfork Lakes.

I would highly recommend them.

 

[basstroutboy]

Thanks for the info and pictures. It helps a lot! – Bob

[Aruss1984]

I thought this was a really interesting concept, but couldnt justify $80 for it so I made my own. This quarantine has me trying to find things to do and I think this project will turn out well and it’s incredibly easy to do. Just a thought in case you wanted  to go this route instead. There are some tutorials on Youtube to walk you through it.

Materials  needed:

3/4” PVC pipe cut to 13″ lengths (2 )

48″ bungee cord (2)

4 rubber chair ends

spray paint to make it purdy’

Total 12$ in material

[basstroutboy]

Thanks I did see one the other day… pretty informative.

[Anonymous]

Another homemade option is to take a swim noodle and cut off about 15-16 inches and run a rope through it, make a loop, and then back through the swim noodle. Looked like it would work just fine and be very inexpensive. Was going to make my own this past winter but couldn’t find any swim noodles to make them with – out of season.

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