WHAT ARE OTHERS USING TO STORE EXTRA COILS AND RODS

[victhedog]

Looking for good way to store coils,rods on way to hunt/
most detector bags just fit a detector and coil and spare battery

what do others do?

 

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[shadowulf]

I'm looking for a couple bat-bags for my fly fishing and detecting gear. I've seen oversized tennis racket bags used for spare coils/rods.
Check out the second hand sporting goods stores and seasonal closeouts.

Last bat bag I had carried 3 travel fly rods, 4 reels, a pair of hipboots and shorty vest.
More than enough for a couple coils/with rods and a smaller detector-box .

 

[victhedog]

I'm looking for a couple bat-bags for my fly fishing and detecting gear. I've seen oversized tennis racket bags used for spare coils/rods.
Check out the second hand sporting goods stores and seasonal closeouts.

Last bat bag I had carried 3 travel fly rods, 4 reels, a pair of hipboots and shorty vest.
More than enough for a couple coils/with rods and a smaller detector-box .

How does that protect the coils?
would think they would get bang around.

 

[shadowulf]

Tennis bags I've seen used are the padded type. One could wrap a small towel around the coil if more protection is needed.
Same idea for the bat bags.
I guess I should be more specific, I'm referring to the compartmented bags that have separate sections for bats, gloves and gear. The more resemble a golf bag for baseball/softball gear

 

[victhedog]

will look online to see if it will work

 

[victhedog]

looks like most bags are to short to fit a detector with out removing lower rod and coil
but interesting idea

 

[smokeythecat]

I'll admit it, I just chuck them in the back of the truck and tear on out.

 

[rick67]

Me too. In the back of the Jeep or car or bungeed to my bike.


I can't see how any duffle bag or rucksack is going to do much better then a beach towel.