What is the rod opening size? Will it hold 4 rods with 330 Penn Reels. It looks like narrow seperation
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rod opening size is over 1 3/4 in. holds my largest rods with penn 4/0s on them. hole center to hole center is 5 1/2 in.
1909987
I don't think this rod rack will work for salt water tackle. The top clips are too small for larger diameter rods and the spacing of the bottom base is too close together to get large reels to fit next to each other. I have 24 freshwater rods on mine and it works well for them
1070478
it should but it will be a tight fit as for the reel that section is very roomy. i used a 9ft two piece rod had a lot of room allway had to shakemy other half out
980123
It is a fly rod. Good introductory rod, fiberglas construction, with good moderate (mid-shaft flex) action at a very low price. Good for tight spaces with restricted casting space, and will handle decent-sized fish while protecting a light (3-4 lb) tippet. Picture must have simply been a mistake...
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Hi! I'm not sure about a 3" diameter rod and am currently out of town. I'll try and get my husband to measure the opening & then I'll get back to you.Otherwise, I really love these garment bags. They are well made and easy to use!Julie
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It will hold spinners in the proper position (reel down). There is a notch on the underside of the holder for the reels base to enter (under the opening where the rod slides in). However, some spinning reels might have a base that is too wide to actually lock in. Of course the opening could be widened with a dremel or something if a better fit is needed. I have a spinner that doesn't quite lock in but since there is a twist ring to hold the butt of the rod a little better, it's not a huge issue. I also use tethers on my rods in the event I roll my kayak or a fish pulls it out of the holder so I don't need it to be held only by the rod holder. Another issue is if you have rods with really long butts, is that the butt may stick out the back too far and hit your boat (in my case a kayak). When that happens, you need to change the angle so that everything fits correctly. I would highly recommend playing with the arrangement before you actually mount the rod holder. Put your equipment in the holder, check angles and mount points and ensure that it will work for what you want to do. They are very versatile but prior planning is the key. This is likely not a big issue if you're on a larger boat with tons of space. Hope that helps.
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As far as I can tell, it looks like the same set. 5/6 w rod, 6 wf line, concept 2 reel and same books. maybe the fly's are different.
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I am not home right now, but I can check later. I don't know if there is a way to attach a picture, but I have one of how the rod sits in the holder. Mine sits with about 4 inches sticking out before the base of the my open reel. I do not have a pistol grip on my rod so I am not sure how it will sit. Even though my reel sticks out quite a bit sometimes it sits kind of awkward if I am not careful about how I set it in, this could just be because of the angle I set it in in my kayak...sometimes the rod spins and the reel hits the side of my kayak. Over all I am happy with the holder and may even buy another one to hold a second rod. I am not home right now, but I can check later. I don't know if there is a way to attach a picture, but I have one of how the rod sits in the holder. Mine sits with about 4 inches sticking out before the base of the my open reel. I do not have a pistol grip on my rod so I am not sure how it will sit. Even though my reel sticks out quite a bit sometimes it sits kind of awkward if I am not careful about how I set it in, this could just be because of the angle I set it in in my kayak...sometimes the rod spins and the reel hits the side of my kayak. Over all I am happy with the holder and may... » Read More I am not home right now, but I can check later. I don't know if there is a way to attach a picture, but I have one of how the rod sits in the holder. Mine sits with about 4 inches sticking out before the base of the my open reel. I do not have a pistol grip on my rod so I am not sure how it will sit. Even though my reel sticks out quite a bit sometimes it sits kind of awkward if I am not careful about how I set it in, this could just be because of the angle I set it in in my kayak...sometimes the rod spins and the reel hits the side of my kayak. Over all I am happy with the holder and may even buy another one to hold a second rod. « Show Less
107694
the case will comfortably hold 4 disassembled 4 pce fly rods with reels detached in the upper section. The lower section you could keep reels attached but you would loose the majority of your storage space. The case is about 4 feet long.
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this one takes reels like a penn 309....... . this one is for spinning reels Penn MB2050S66 Mariner Boat Medium Heavy Power Spinning Rod with 20-25-Pounds Line Test, 6-Feet 6-Inch this one takes spinning reels i have both great rods i got a 70 size spinning reel on mine i hope this helps
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I used my rack for fly rods of which I have 12 two piece rods that fill the 24 spaces. As saltwater rods might be heavier in the handle section the upper clips might not be large enough.
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I have 2 paring knives, 1 6" utility knife, a 8" chef, a 10" bread knife, and a pair of kitchen shears--so 6 items. I could probably put a couple more in, but there is a point with this type of rod system where you put too many knives in and the rods will start to bind/get tight and hold the blades too firmly to slide them in/out easily. I'd say 8 of varied sizes is a good max fit, maybe 10 if small (with a tight fit). Block won't fit a 12" knife very well (too tall for the block)--works OK but the blade near the handle will be sticking out. Good luck. P.S. as other person mentioned, heavy and stable--like it for a small kitchen space. I have 2 paring knives, 1 6" utility knife, a 8" chef, a 10" bread knife, and a pair of kitchen shears--so 6 items. I could probably put a couple more in, but there is a point with this type of rod system where you put too many knives in and the rods will start to bind/get tight and hold the blades too firmly to slide them in/out easily. I'd say 8 of varied sizes is a good max fit, maybe 10 if small (with a tight fit). Block won't fit a 12" knife very well (too tall for the block)--works OK but the blade near the handle will be sticking out. Good luck. P.S. as other... » Read More I have 2 paring knives, 1 6" utility knife, a 8" chef, a 10" bread knife, and a pair of kitchen shears--so 6 items. I could probably put a couple more in, but there is a point with this type of rod system where you put too many knives in and the rods will start to bind/get tight and hold the blades too firmly to slide them in/out easily. I'd say 8 of varied sizes is a good max fit, maybe 10 if small (with a tight fit). Block won't fit a 12" knife very well (too tall for the block)--works OK but the blade near the handle will be sticking out. Good luck. P.S. as other person mentioned, heavy and stable--like it for a small kitchen space. « Show Less
1259969
Yes, most likely. My rod was 4.5" and it did not fit. But I know if it had been an inch less it would have
1778771
This depends on what your going to us the rod for. I got it for bottom fishing. I matched to a Penn 500 Jig master. It will accept either a 3.0 or 4.0 reel. The big limitation is the size of line you rig it with. Keep in mind the limitation of the pole. It's excellent for bottom fishing, but is suitable for other applications.
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Yes it disassembles into two pieces. The entire rod is equivalent to 6.5 feet. It is probably the best fishing rod I have owned for good casual fishing. Especially for the price. The spin reel doesn't backlash almost at all, and it has some nice customization features. All in all a good buy
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I put 4 travel rods in the upper compartment, 2 4 piece fly rods (9 ft), 1 spinning rod (7'6" but separates into 3 piece) 1 casting rod (7'6" and also separates into 3 piece), Double ck the measurement on your rods when separate, it should fit the travel case since these are not 6 ft rods.....As for the reels you can put them on the lower portion of the case, it's well built and you will love it
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Yes, but be aware it's just the reels. You will need to order the appropriate size pole.