Using 3/4” pvc conduit and 3/8” smooth rod.
Drill a 3/8” hole in one end and attach a conibear bracket as shown.



Mount the conibear trap onto the bracket.



Then slide the 3/8” rod thru the hole. The trap can be slid up or down to the desired height.



Quick and easy.

Good Idea.

Thanks. Great idea

The only down side Is the clip. Some traps just don't fit, They are either to loose or to tight. The adjustable clip Is yet to be made.

True. I can only use the 2nd notch but I'm working on making my own that will fit the other notches.

Great idea thanks for sharing this

Agreeing. I will use this

Good stuff man! Thanks for the ideas.

Thanks for sharing

does it spin freely? would you have to have the opposite end against a bank or something?

20 years ago I patented adjustable body grip stabilizers.They were called Swamp Masters and had 2 legs for more stability.
Tom

I remember those.

Re-new that Patent they come due in 21 years.
I gladly accept a case of lure next time I see you.

Ttt

Hagz has a nifty product that will do the same thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7t2K38oq7E

we used the hagz clip last winter under the ice. they grab the stake well, and wont spin around the stake, or slip down. great product. once installed, theyll never come off the trap, and arent in the way if you decide to stake through the spring loops at a different set. no issues with the individual trap fitting the holder too tight or loose, as with the above pictured type mounts.

Too much work!
electric fence wire holders do fine too, just need a lil OD paint

That's what I'm talking about!

Just get a good quality lath, find out where the county road crew gets theirs.

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