Will this bag hold deep sea rods? Is it a good gift for boat fishing?
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If you store your rods on the outside like in the picture, they can be longer deep sea rods if they break down into 2 o 3 sections. As for a gift for boat fishing, you may not need it if your boat has rod storage. I use mine a lot because I fish from several different boats and want to take my rods with me.
1409710
I think deep sea rods might just be a little too big for this bag, but it's a great gift for boat fishing!
1409711
It will hold deep sea rods in its pockets but you will want to go to hardware store and purchase a concrete tube. I believe it is the 12 or 14 inch diameter by about 48 inches tall to put inside and make it more stable. you may also want to spray the concrete tube with polyurethane to make it water resistant before using it inside the fishing tote..
2277648
Yes. The top of bag has a strip of Velcro so the bag encloses the rod, hangers, etc
563426
You could use, it for fishing gear. I wouldn't put too much weight in it. The wheels are made for sand beach area.When it folds the tires are still big and, may take up some space but it does fold
1382531
The rod holder themselves are heavy duty. I would say the limiting factor would be the glass you are putting them in. If it is thin you could back it with something I suppose. I use mine for trolling stretches for stripers with no problems, but I don't have downriver a on the boat.
1939843
Hello,My apologies about the late response. This bag is too small for your gear. It is not deep enough.Regards,RoozbehOC camera
1459603
I haven't got a chance to use it yet but it measures 8" and the handle extents 2" more. As for as many fishing rods it depends on the size of the rods I think it will hold about seven rods.
1902195
Don't know, but large enough to hold most rod handles. I sold the boat so can't measure them! They are made of a durable plastic and were well made. Hope this helps.
1750806
Yes, it is for storage. Typically, one would carry maybe weatherproof matches, fishing line, etc. The one-piece design makes this a much stronger rendition than the models that have the blade welded onto a hollow handle.
1837457
It is made out of Stainless Steel so yes it is made for salt water. It will not rust and is of a standard size for most if not all fishing rods.
1236028
there are two pieces you can space them as far as you need, it is large enough for deep sea fishing poles, it holds 6 poles it can be mounted vertically, or horizontally
822465
This case is for rods only. When I use it for travel, I pack my reels in my carry-on luggage and check my rods.
1483896
I used my rack for fly rods of which I have 12 two piece rods that fill the 24 spaces. As saltwater rods might be heavier in the handle section the upper clips might not be large enough.
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The rod, perhaps, although anything more than a couple of pounds would be a challenge. The reel is not a saltwater reel and will likely not hold up well if used routinely for saltwater fishing. Occasional use, if followed with a thorough rinse in fresh water and proper lubrication would probably be OK. If you want something for routine saltwater usage, I would not recommend this. If you want something packable and portable, for pond and creek fishing for panfish, trout and bass up to a few pounds, this is a good choice.
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yes it is strong and durable and would be perfect for pier fishing and inshore, I myself prefer longer rods for everything, I have the 10' rod because sometimes is fish from docks on the florida intracoastal, piers and from the surf
1394509
The complete tube will fit diagonally on a carry on bag. But nicely on a standard luggage. It quite small. The rod performance is excellent with precision placement of the lure, great feadback and fitting power. Just tested last week fishing peacock bass. Caught a 12 lbs and it handle the fish with ease. Highly recommend.quality very good.
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As this product is not intended to carry fishing rods, we cannot guarantee it will work or not damage the rods. I will say however, I've seen it done.
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I cannot say for sure about saltwater type fishing as I have not had an opportunity to do so with it. I have caught a large mouth and a channel cat on my rod, both weighing a lil over 2 1/2 pounds and it did fine if that helps any. If used as a travel rod with a little bit of care and respect for what it is the rod should do fine and last a long time.