Can you put your poles in here with the reels attached?
822460
I put 3 poles in and there's no room for reels. You may be able to put in one pole with a reel, but it would be very tight depending on the size of the reel.
822461
It depends on the size of the reel. We usually put in 3 rods and that fills it up. Our reels are big and expensive, so I think it is safer to wrap them and put them in a carryon bag.
822462
It's big enough to do that with smaller rods and reels. But it will limit how many you can fit. I used it for saltwater gear and I had to take the reels off to make it work.
822463
No. Reels have to come off but this holds at least 6 rods and is built tough
822464
No you cannot fit rods with a reels on them. I usually put the reels is the checked bag with my clothes or in my carry on.
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.
1203296
Yes, you can. They're held in place with velcro so it's easy to move/remove them. I haven't measured them but I'd say the top (rod) compartment is about 3" deep, and the bottom (reel) compartment is 5" or so.
122692
I would think yes I've used my ski rack to carry fishing rods I would think it depends on how many skis you plan on carrying and if there is enough room you can most likely add them.
1964379
You could, but the foam that holds this pole and reel in place would have to be removed. It is a cloth like case; no support to it.I would use some of the foam that comes with it, to support the sides.
593568
Yes you can. There are 6 white plastic attachments on both sides of the length of float that can have a rope put through them.
1152323
If you had a longer pole and a different attachment you probably could. My is to short.
122691
Good day, while technically you could inserts the poles along with the skis, the concern is that the poles are typically thinner than the pair of skis so they are more prone to moving around. Therefore, we only recommend using the carrier as intended, for skis and boards only. Thank you and have a great day!
2156347
Absolutely. You just cut the net to the length you want and then insert the bolt/washers/nut and you're good to go. Just make sure you leave the ropes long enough to attach to the pole.
1034117
You can do this, but you would have to "unstring" the tent poles to remove the end pieces (with the tent spikes) and add/subtract the middle pieces to get the lengths you need. Remember to put the tent spikes back on each end of the new lengths.
1925715
Unfortunately not. Need one hand to wind and one to hold the reel lever down. Hope this helps.
1159890
Yes you can, but you still have to keep a still arm or the camera will flop around more due to the added pole length.
1196896
I am sure you could if you can get a pole with the same diameter. I removed the edge clamp and screwed the bracket directly to a workbench!
1522689
If you have a standard pool pole, you can attach the pole to this device. If not, you need to purchase a pole.
1644895
I don't think so. A pole for that reel has special notches inside. Other vendors may use different design even with the same diameter.
600414
You can set the poles in the ground. But you know your project so please decide accorddingly. I will go with the "ground"
172230
A spinning reel would attach just fine. I personally use level wind reels with counters as I use these for trolling for salmon.
321900
Yes, you can do this, but fewer feet of string would go on the reel and I don't know why you would want to do this in the first place because the "titamium" string that came with your trimmer is really strong and effective with its roughness along the string. I find it to be excellent and long lasting.