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 nackymoo |
another genius idea from nackymoo |
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Posts: 40 04/07/2009 16:57 |
how about this , you come home from the days fishing and put your weapon of choice into this , it means you can leave your rod set up all season , its very
handy if you fish every day like me , plus you dont have to take the rod apart every time you come home , and it keeps it safe
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Posts: 160 04/07/2009 17:40 |
How do you uncurl the rod after you get it out of the hose?
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Posts: 184 04/07/2009 17:47 |
That's not a hose..that's a home-made line dryer with a 70wt level taper line on it.
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Posts: 180 04/07/2009 18:03 |
I don't mean to hijack this thread, but can we focus in a slightly different direction for a moment? Does that line come in a natural/straw color as well?
I find that green is sometimes harder to see when it floats on the surface.
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nackymoo |
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Posts: 41 04/07/2009 18:06 |
ha ha very funny , the hose just happens to be below the rod holder , albeit , i suppose i could use it to store my lines over the winter ..good idea , ..think
about it , sort ur rod out at the start of the season , and u never have to dismantle it until the end of the season!! , plus it puts it out of harms way!!
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Posts: 960 04/07/2009 18:18 |
A couple thoughts, nack...
"Don't surround yourself with yourself, move on back two squares" ~ I've Seen All Good People ... by, YES |
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Posts: 42 04/07/2009 18:23 |
look closer , there is my garden hose which is nothing to do with my fishing whatsoever and above that is where i store my ready - to - go -rods in a safe
secure place , easy to come & go..
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Posts: 116 04/07/2009 18:33 |
All it's missing is a " Danger High Voltage" sticker on it and it would be burglar proof too.
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Posts: 2556 04/07/2009 18:34 |
Nack, aren't you concerned someone will make off with your banty rods?
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Posts: 32 04/07/2009 20:15 |
I sure hope you are not leaving cane rods or nice reels outside in that thing! That could be a disaster waiting to happen. I could see it being beneficial if
I lived on a stream and just used it to store non valuable equipment for quick access.
"And Jesus said unto them, Come ye after me, and I will make you become fishers of men."
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Posts: 33 04/07/2009 21:21 |
Very cool. I'd love to have something like that at my cabin.
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nackymoo |
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Posts: 43 04/07/2009 22:29 |
its a masterpiece , and very conveniant too!!
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Probably not so great for NS ferrules, but I could be wrong | #12 | ||
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Posts: 2770 04/07/2009 22:31 Moderator |
I'd be worried they would oxidize together and not want to come apart. Splice joints...no problem. One piece...no problem. (Although...it's not
vertical so you might be asking for sets). But 2pc with metal ferrules and you might have issues. C
"If you finish in 7 days, I'll pay you for 10. If you finish in 10 days, I'll pay you for 7." ~Ballykissangel
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nackymoo |
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Posts: 45 04/07/2009 22:39 |
its all aluminium plus aluminium rivots..i aint stupid...doh!!!
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Posts: 1284 04/07/2009 22:49 |
nackymoo
don't you think it should of been just a bit bigger , thats one hell'va reel case , up till now i thought i seen it all  , i seen your reels and i now know why you like great big reels , you like
everything big , i don't think many on here will copy such a great ideal , have you ever tried to sell or market your rod holders 
Richard
Check out my web site for vintage reels & rods , guided float trips on canada's # 1 best trout river http://bowriveradventures.googlepages.com/home |
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Posts: 49 04/08/2009 03:14 |
nackymoo,
WOW!! I'm puttin' one of those on my Christmas list, but I want the optional line dryer, with the 70 wt. line thrown in. Will that cost extra??? Green line is O.K. for me. I fish some deep, murky water with my 70 wt. gear. Ever caught a 6 foot sturgeon on a fly, from a kayak? . . . Rex TheMontyMan |
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Posts: 2927 04/08/2009 04:15 Immoderatus Britannicus |
I want one of the line dryers also, but not with the 'Perfect' pattern holes.
Can you get them more like a Bougle - with raised pillars and in a polished (or leaded finish) would be nice rather than that grey paint. There is probably a specialist market for ones with a red insert on the hose guide and a 'D' stamped inside. Brilliant idea - you could be onto something here Nacky. |
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Posts: 572 04/08/2009 04:26 Reclusive! Like J D Salinger |
Ken, I don't know if it would infringe Mr Moos idea but I could get you a "Spitfire" line dryer knocked together.
I'll keep my eyes open for a Chromed alloy wheel hub. |
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Posts: 2928 04/08/2009 06:09 Immoderatus Britannicus |
Brian - Thanks for the offer but I think I will hold out for one in the raised pillar style.
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Posts: 1012 04/08/2009 07:27 Moderator |
Nacky, this post has got to be a joke. Anyone who would put any fishing pole in that contraption really should not be fishing, imho only. Then again, one can
do whatever they wish with their toys. Please, nackymoo, tell us all it ain't so!!
Regards, Tom |
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Posts: 2568 04/08/2009 09:06 Admin |
Nacky, Nacky--open up that gray box at the reel end & show us what it looks like inside. Great entertainment!
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