I know there is an illustration here somewhere, but I can't seem to find it. I am looking to make one of the boat hooks that anglers use for atlantic salmon fishing at the st. marys powerplant. any help? my search turned up nothing.
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Starting at the upper left corner of your mind..go up 3 inches, go right 13 inches, go down three to four feet.
Place a handle for you to hold on to at the bottom facing away from the hook..to your right in this illustration.
Place an eye to attach a rope further on up towards the top of the hook.
(On most boats I'd say when you are standing in your bow the top of the wall is about 4 or 5 feet over your head..that gauges the length of the whole thing. If you go four foot it should work with anything but the smallest boats, like a john boat.)
Or you can buy them at Soo Welding very near the power house for around 30 bucks.
Place a handle for you to hold on to at the bottom facing away from the hook..to your right in this illustration.
Place an eye to attach a rope further on up towards the top of the hook.
(On most boats I'd say when you are standing in your bow the top of the wall is about 4 or 5 feet over your head..that gauges the length of the whole thing. If you go four foot it should work with anything but the smallest boats, like a john boat.)
Or you can buy them at Soo Welding very near the power house for around 30 bucks.
call bunker steel in the sault, and tell em ya need a powerhouse hook. theyll weld one up for ya in about an hour
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