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Thread: Fishing rod transport

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    Hey guys,

    I currently own a small sedan, and was wondering what is the best way to store or transport my fishing rods in my trunk?

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    Unless your back seats go down, then I suggest investing in 2 piece rods, which I never encourage anybody to do, unless it is necessary.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DarkShadow View Post
    Unless your back seats go down, then I suggest investing in 2 piece rods, which I never encourage anybody to do, unless it is necessary.
    Elitist scum...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyler View Post
    Elitist scum...
    Please!

    It's not like I recommended the Sumo Rod Rack or anything.

    If the OP would've said he had a truck, I would've told him what I tell most my friends, and that's "chuck that thing in the back and hope it gets to point B in one piece."

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    If you have a one piece, buy a cardboard container tube, anchor to the top of your roof, SECURELY, and insert rod.
    Make sure to cover front end, towards front of car, with something secure as well.
    Robert
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    I took out my 2/3 rear seat in my 1996 VW Passat. I keep
    3 rods in my car 24/7. 9' rod fits no problem.

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    Don't put them in your trunk. Invest in a ski rack, a used one if funds are tight, and carry them on top.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marley View Post
    Don't put them in your trunk. Invest in a ski rack, a used one if funds are tight, and carry them on top.
    Ski Racks in my opinion have been the best option I recently bought a used ski rack off craigslist for 30 dollars only issue was that the person didnt have the key but thule makes replacement keys that can purchased off ebay for $5 but if your buying used ski racks make sure they are unlocked if they are lock its not worth it.

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    I'm not sure this will help, but I take rods on several trips a year all over the country. I made a rod box using a 4" PVC pipe. It's 6'6" long with caps on each end. I glued one end and ground down the opposite end to allow easy removal of the cap. I drilled holes in the removable cap and run a twist tie through it to keep it on during flights. This also allows the Feds to inspect the rods. I also have cloth sleeves for each rod to keep them from rattling around in the tube. This tube would travel on the roof of your car with a couple of towels and light rope.

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