Which rod holdall?

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#1 Post by **alby** » Mon Aug 29, 2005 3:40 pm

Hi all, i'm sick off carrying rods, tripods beach shelter etc 1/2 mile down beach at night, I was wondering whats the best holdall to carry all the gear in one, the Veals Quiver Holdall looks good value and apparently has a section for your beach shelter, anyone used the veals or titan one??

#2 Post by **BigPhil** » Mon Aug 29, 2005 5:43 pm

i use the titan and it has done me for a number of years though the bottom pocket to hold the bottom of the tripod is now starting to tear.mustad one is fairly cheap.

#3 Post by **beachcaster** » Mon Aug 29, 2005 6:29 pm

i use a mustad one myself but had a titan before that ,not much difference between them and they both do the same job.so i would go for the one i got the cheapest.

#4 Post by **WILL** » Mon Aug 29, 2005 7:31 pm

myself i use a greys very good value and seems to be really tuff to havent try to get beach buddy in it yet though i also have got a sundridge slam which i purchased about 6 yrs ago and is still going strong can get 2 rods beach buddy and tripod in this one it is larger than the others mentioned (dont know if they still make them ) all the best

#5 Post by **markj** » Tue Aug 30, 2005 3:25 pm

I use the mustad one , great job for the price, will last long enough!
No problems with it since.

Mustad Sea Rod Holdall £13.49

• Practical rod holdall that enables you to safely carry your rods, umbrella and tripods

• Fold over flap with Velcro fastening on main pocket to protect rod tips, and will take rods of any length

• Outside slide in umbrella pocket

• Adjustable straps to secure rod rest to outside of holdall

• Adjustable carrying strap

http://www.mikestackleshop.com

#6 Post by **paul mason** » Sat Sep 03, 2005 1:57 pm

I have been using an Ian Golds holdall for the last three monts they are great you can get your beach buddy in and it has a pocket for your tripod. It is very robust and has a very strong bottom it should last for ever.I think most of the tackle shops stock them including swords hardware who have a good stock of fishing tackle and frozen bait.

x · #7 Post by x » Mon Sep 05, 2005 8:12 am

If you want to get rods, tripod etc all in one bag, have you looked at a ski bag? There long enough and if they can take a pair of skis, then you'll probably get most of your stuff in....

Guest · #8 Post by **Guest** » Tue Sep 13, 2005 6:25 pm

Like Paul Mason says, the Ian Golds rod carrier is the best on the market, they come in 2 sizes, both have a zip down the side so you place your rod inside instead of ramming it in (no broken guides) the large one will carry a tripod on the outside any beach shelter and at least 4 rods inside, it has a drain hole in the bottom to let any water or sand escape too.

Fully lined with duel handles and a padded shoulder strap, got to be great value for money.

Tom.

Sea Angling Ireland

Which rod holdall?

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