Fishing rod holder
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Joined: Oct 2007
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From: In the Colorado mountains
soooo.....AJ have you tried tying them to the roof rack......i can stick the handles under the cross piece in the front and tie them to the rack at the back cross piece......it seems like this will work.......with reels attached .......i haven't tried it yet, but i'm going on the Thursday, I'll give it a try.......
aren't you up in south park???...........do you fish antero spinney and 11 mile??......
aren't you up in south park???...........do you fish antero spinney and 11 mile??......
And, yes, I'm very close to South Park but on the east side of Wilkerson Pass. I've fished all three with Antero being my favorite. I'll be working at Spinney here pretty soon when they open up the lake as a boat inspector. Kind of hoping not for another week or so.
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Use some 3M Command Cord Bundlers to hang them. They should stick to the trim above the side windows in the back. & then it would be simple to strap them up & take them down. I use these things to hang the steering wheels for a Wii behind my garage TV. That way the kids don't lose them easily. Plus they come off like all of the other command strip hanger products if you get rid of the vehicle at some point down the road.
I would recommend cleaning the trim with some alcohol before applying the strips though to remove any oils or dirt/dust that would keep them from sticking good. The ones in my garage have been holding strong for about 3 years now.
Command? Cord Bundlers
I would recommend cleaning the trim with some alcohol before applying the strips though to remove any oils or dirt/dust that would keep them from sticking good. The ones in my garage have been holding strong for about 3 years now.
Command? Cord Bundlers
I just used the wife as a rod holder.. oh wait...
But really, there are a lot of things that could be used.
start with the "clothing" hooks at the rear door, and expand from there. The options are limitless, its only plastic that you would be screwing into.
But really, there are a lot of things that could be used.
start with the "clothing" hooks at the rear door, and expand from there. The options are limitless, its only plastic that you would be screwing into.
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