ice rod transporting

[trapper2000]

i actually went to gander and bought a ice case  i have 3 rods in it and the two zipper pockets on side has my 2 jig boxes and extra artic gloves,has saved me  many rods!

[brokenline]

when i have to drive long distances with my snowmobile ill stick them in the back glove box instead of hanging on to them in one hand.

[gruntngrin]

WHat I have done to the jet sled.

[jimmyclaude]

someone is going to get smart and start making those kitty litter buckets taller and a little more heavy duty.

[JimQ]

I couldn't be happier.

Lakewood Ice Pole Caddy.  It's a bit expensive ($90.00) but it beats busting up a couple St. Croix Legends!



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[CHICKENFOOT]

someone is going to get smart and start making those kitty litter buckets taller and a little more heavy duty.

yes you are right I put 3 together and it makes a nice high seat I wish I could buy them the Kitty litter ones

[TravP]

The best rod cases I have seen are made by stone legacy.

[SLED_NECK]

i cant find the gander mt. ones on the website anyone know whare to find them?

[Adam Bomb]

I use Ready Rig cases. The Professional II i believe its called. Has a tube built in to pretect the rod and a padded area for the reels. Even has two fairly large gear storage compartments one either side of the "pouch". Easily fit two to three rods in a bag depending on length and reel size. They will accomadate a rod up to 34" in length. I carry 3 32" rod/reel combos in one of these cases. Each rod also has a Clam Rod Slick to keep the tips from tangling. They also make a "suit case" style case as i call it that will accomadate up to 6 rods or a few rods, tackle and tips ups. All depend on how you want to roll that day.

Great products.

[jimmyclaude]

Site Link ? Sounds like your the expert... or head of sales

[Coach]

This is the Best rod case I have seen and used, it comes in all different sizes so it works great for Ice Fishing or Open water fishing.

[Hando]

I use the HT Rod Locker:





I can fit three rods in there pretty easily and they have velcro straps to hold the rods in place.  The bag is also padded.  My only complaint is the lining inside of the bag is nylon and my jigs get snagged occasionally. However, for the price I have to say that I have been pretty pleased.

[whipplebuck]

my brother has 5 gal buckett with holes drilled in the side about 3 " up from the bottom with wire ties that the base of the rod set in and they stay put very well will see if I can get a picture.

[mk_bovee]

Here's the other photo with the box fastened to my quad, Sorry for two posts, havn't figured out how to post two pics at once --KingPerch(Image removed from quote.)

sureeeeeeeeeeeeee kingperch, methinks ya doing it that way so ya can inflate your post count                LMAO

[Luke Haugland]

Making twenty mile runs up in canada on the quad or sled, this is the only way to go...especially when your carrying thorne rods...

http://eelement.appolis.com/OTTEROUTDOORS/eproddetail.asp?S=67&P=5050&PubID=4393&V=7&PID=1110&iss=

[db1561]

This is how you do it when you have no $$$      ha ha ha!!

[Soft_Spot_716]

this year fishing outta my buddys clam 2000 not the greatest just carried the tipups and rod in my hunging back pack but i may try the pvc thing to put the rod in in the backpack specially safer for transport on and off the ice and too and from great idea

[Adam Bomb]

Site Link ? Sounds like your the expert... or head of sales

I wish i was head of sales. Just a great product that ive had good luck with. Nothing more, no endorsements for me.