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Transporting rods (4 posts / 747 views)
Rich_Carpp
Posts: 128
Post #1 11 May 2022 15:20
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Hi All,

most of my fishing is done with 2 rods, i usually just have 2 rods + my spod rod in shimano power aero sleeves and dump them on top of my barrow. I dont usually use a quiver or rod bag.

Is there any sort of quiver i could use to attach the rod sleeves to, and possibly also fit my landing net and maybe more in? I noticed the rod sleeves do have clips on.

Thankyou
Old-Cornishman
Posts: 688
Post #2 11 May 2022 16:19
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In reply to Post #1
I would be inclined to consider something like a sonik compact rod hold-all.
It carries my three rods with reels attached, two landing nets, two handles, bank sticks, buzz bars, spare leads, brolly, digging spike and has straps and pockets on the outside for other bits / spare rod or handle.
Straps around the outside makes it a neat package that protects the contents.
wandle1 wandle1
Posts: 7,469
Post #3 11 May 2022 16:25
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If I have read it correctly and you want to still use your current sleeves,I'd say something along the lines of the Daiwa Black widow quiver,as the way the padded strap out side the body of the quiver is designed will accept most sleeves,plus the rod pockets at the base are very substantial..

You use your landing net pole to spine the quiver in transport..

Large cavernous main compartment, and two outside long pockets should do you fine.

I use one for transporting my course kit..
garygee garygee
Posts: 27
Post #4 11 May 2022 20:29
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Have a look at the ESP quickdraw quiver, very light with plenty of room for all items.
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