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muskie24/7

Posted 6/18/2012 1:14 PM (#565962)
Subject: Hauling rods

Posts: 909

Does anyone know the best way to haul long muskie rods on a car? leaving for vacation tomorrow and my truck started acting up and Have to take the wifes car! thanks!

Brian

Weevil

Posted 6/18/2012 1:18 PM (#565965 - in reply to #565962)
Subject: RE: Hauling rods

Posts: 143

Location: Palatine, IL

Before I had a boat I used a 4" diameter PVC pipe with screw on end caps, bungeed to the roof rack. Never had a problem.

jackson

Posted 6/18/2012 2:05 PM (#565978 - in reply to #565962)
Subject: Re: Hauling rods

Posts: 582

same here. 4" PVC or Sewer pipe with end caps. Simple, cheap and protects them well. I cut some sponge and put it on both ends just in case the rods shifted. i can carry 3 -9' rods in mine. but you will need some sort of rack to bungee them too.

Fiedler

Posted 6/18/2012 3:36 PM (#566001 - in reply to #565962)
Subject: Re: Hauling rods

Posts: 283

Location: beloit

I had a center pass thru in my grand prix so I could put the rods inside, 9 footers were no problem.

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