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Just rod a Trout Slayer Series rod and reel. I really like it. I need a case to fit it with the reel attached. Called the company, said they didn't know of anything.. Its a 6'6" with a long handle "see below". Anyone know of anything?
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Trout Slayer Series Rod
I saw this case at Bass Pro. Was thinking about getting one myself. Could not find it on the BP website, but Tackle Direct has it:
Plano Guide Series Rod/Reel Case
When we travel to Canada the ride gets pretty rough.We found that gun cases did the trick.Will handle several rod's/Reel combo's. especially spinning gear.
I gave up on keeping the reel on years ago. A piece of thinwall PVC with a screw on end, however your supplier has to work it out, has worked flawlessly. Aint pretty but takes a beating. A cloth sleeve will keep any small scratches off and they're so easy to make that I make em myself.
That might be just what I need.Quote:
Originally Posted by jackie53
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I keep my JDM rods in a shotgun case.....works out well.
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Never thought of that. ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by Alphahawk
The hard plastic cases?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alphahawk
Yes.....they have foam inserts. I can get around 5-6 two piece rods in there.Quote:
Originally Posted by deathb4disco
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Originally Posted by Alphahawk
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Lots of nice equipment there... that's a good idea... cork handle on that major craft comfy?
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Originally Posted by VaCrappieMan
Yes it is but I really like the Fuji TVS reel seats with EVA split grips.....much lighter and more sensitive.
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Definitly something with hard plastic to protect the tips. I have three cabelas some case rod bags that fit 6 rods a piece used them once as that is how many time it took for 2 exfast tips on my st croix legends to break after careful handling into and out of my truck. They provide no protection for the tips.