Fishing pole transport and storage?

[JWA]

Originally Posted by Greg In Austin

We ended up with a LARGE PVC pipe (6 inches I think) and a Contractors locking lid (that was the hard piece to find).

Those caps can be found most any place selling ladder racks etc. A quick Google search for "conduit carrier" produced this one: http://www.masterack.com/products.as...ref=1581998875

[bridges]

I use a product I designed to hold a SUP paddle onto a board, but have figured out many more uses. Check out www.paddleport.com to see it in action. It can be mounted almost anywhere with 3M VHB tape, screws, or bolts.

[86Scotty]

Yeah, I'm thinking like Bridges I think. What about laying them all side by side in a Yakima ski/snowboard rack? They would still be outdoors, but would be locked, sort of, and wouldn't tangle.

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...tart=0&ndsp=26

[BroncoHauler]

What about some Quik Fists?

http://www.amazon.com/Quick-Fist%C2%AE- ... =quik+fist


Herb

[stevepar]

Lots of options out there. I had my basket/bumper/hitch/rod carrier custom made in Orange County
by American Overland Expedition. http://www.americanoverlandexpedition.com/
All I know is that this method works for me. Here is the proof

[ProfessorPaddle]

I have an interior rack that I mounted to the ceiling but now it is moved to the wall and still works well.

I usually have 10 + rods with me so I still use the benches but I have a different system worked out now to prevent the mess in the photo below. If you look closely you can see the rods in the rack attached to the ceiling.

[REF]

86Scotty, I was just going to post up that idea to use ski racks, I've been trying to come up with a solution to carry my rods up to Alaska. I may just store them in the back or in the trailer, might get a bit dirty mounted up outside, exposed.
A friend has a tube holder for his fly rids, not sure what brand, but those systems look nice...but a little spendy

[TexomaPowerboater]

I just screwed some cheap rod holders into the ceiling. Just like these Berkley Twist and Lock Horizontal Fishing Rod Holder / Rack-Stores 4 Rods Put one on each side. I can run 8 single piece 8ft rods in there.

Have held up surprisingly well. Has not been a problem for my passengers, but they are all under 7 so maybe a little height challenged. I've had other people back there and they didn't seem to mind. There is room to add a third row in the middle if it was a problem for passengers.

[Conundrum]

I have a high top with shelves on both sides and a trim piece of wood so things don't slide and fall from the front and back storage areas. I put some pipe insulation foam on one side over the trim pieces and use a small bungie and eye hook screws. I can store five 9-11' fly rods there with no issues.

[Lokoh]

Check out my friends rod holder. Easy to swap from garage to van or to another vehicle with interchangeable plates.
http://pro-strikeco.com/the-rack/
Great product


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