Rod holders

[WalleyeSlayer21]

What does everyone uses for rod bag or transporter?

[ameyers41]

I bought one of the striker bags with the rod tubes. I like it. Lots of room up top for tackle. My only negative is that it only has 5 rod tubes. Wish they made one with 8. Like the ability to convert to a backpack.

[ozzie]

otter rod box...keep 5 setups in there

[BoxMN]

Otter rod box here too, but a tactical AR hard case works the same and can be found cheaper. Then couple it with a Rod Slix on each rod and you can safely run 5 or 6 rods with reels and a few jars of gulp and a couple little tackle boxes (the little ones). Buy a full piece Slick and cut in thirds, much cheaper than buying ice slicks at twice the price

[slammer]

Otter box. Will hold 6-8 rods

[Northlander]

Otter rod box on long trips or when hauling with a wheeler or sled and when on shorter trips with truck or by hand I use my Revolution bags.

[Naturboy]

I made my version of a rod crib. Hard to explain but here's a picture.

[monstermoose78]

A 5 gallon bucket

[loadmaster]

Natureboy. That looks like sweet setup. Looking at the pic I cannot figure what type of house you have. Noticed all the other little things table, switch

[Naturboy]

Fish Trap Pro model.

[centralmnguy]

[centralmnguy]

Rod caddy base fits in a 5 gal. Bucket

[dan z]

Ice armour soft side, and a plano rifle hard side. Both do a good job

[WalleyeSlayer21]

I have that same one, Croxton ice. Centralmnguy

[centralmnguy]

Hoping santa or my wife get me a new one for christmas! This one works ok but I don't care for the velcro straps inside. I have another one that is round from Croxton but it's only 24" long so does me no good for my 30" rods. Unclaimed freight by Aitkin has a bunch of them really cheap.