looking for a rod and reel case for an 11' rod - any suggestions.
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This case just barely fits my two-piece 10' rod. Have you looked at G.Loomis? They make some BIG rods, but the cases are definitely pricey.
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Presume you have 4 piece rod but would like to transport rigged up like I do( at least on a car trip) and want a case long enough to carry the rigged rod in two pieces to avoid the tangles in breaking it down to 4 pieces when rigged...Need a case 5 1/2 feet long and I have not found one but continue to search occasionally...I carry the rod rigged in two pieces and tuck the end into the longest case I have which means there several inches sticking out but at least the tip is protected...Let me know if you find a rod/reel case that will accommodate an 11' rod broken down to two pieces....
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Yes, the rod comes with a hard case and a cloth case with sections for each piece of the rod. It is a very nice rod. The medium action seems to me to be more of a medium-heavy action. I also have bought a medium-light version but I haven't had the chance to fish it yet.
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It will hold it, but certainly wasn't designed for that. The inside has two slots which separate the poles pieces to avoid damage to the rod, so you would have two pieces per slot. Also, this case is quite long which you also do not need with 2 1/2 ft. sections. I bought this for a two piece 8' rod which was overkill in terms of length, so you will have lots of extra room at the tip of the case. Won't hurt anything, but way too long of a case for your needs.
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I don't remember for sure (it was a gift), but it fit in the case for an old 4-piece pack rod, so it was in the 18"-24" range. I think it was closer to 18". You might check Eagle Claw's web site.
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haven't used it yet but my brother has several and recommended this rod and reel, he has had good luck with them
252526
Unfortunately we were not able to use this bag. I bought it for my husband for Christmas, it was not long enough to fit his rods. I believe that only fly fishing or other rods that break down into three sections will work with it. Hope this helps.
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I went to gearhounds.com and search BC Rich cases. Found the BC Rich Warlock/Bass case and it is working nicely. It is bigger than the guitar but offers a lot of room for gear like pedals and cables. Hope that helps.
950006
Length no problem but don't know if you will get three in the case unless large guides are off-set on each rod. You could easily fit two by simply flipping one over
429072
Here is the solution: Sevylor Heavy Duty Aluminum Shafted Oars from Amazon...we have used these for the last year and they work awesome...length and strength...
584828
Check out Home Depot. My husband and son bought a very nice telescoping spring-loaded rod there and it's very attractive.
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they sell both, get the part number and go to the website and figure it out before you buy it. nice rods though.
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I purchased a pflueger and a diawa open face reel for each of my fishing rods. Both were around $60 apiece. My advice is buy a compact reel that is of good quality.
902490
Medium size spinning reel, something you can use 4-8 lb line on... this is the best rod I've ever owned
53573
The case is 57 inches. My two rod pieces are 55 inches each with about 2 inches of free space inside. seems like a very good product.
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I've got 5 rods in my "Panfish" case. It all depends on the rod lengths and the "style" of reel mounted on a particular rod.
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I ordered a stainless steel 19mm x 72" rod from a company online. Don't remember the name, I just Googled until I found a go price and delivery time. Use stainless steel if you can. My friend has a similar setup and we originally built his with steel, a 1"x72" rod. He has to keep the rod oiled up with cooking or olive oil.
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Hi! There are several case options here on Amazon that will work for you depending on whether you want a hard case or a gig bag. Any standard full size banjo case will work. Thanks!