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Old 08-14-2006, 10:19 AM
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Rod Quiver (holdall) and clothing

I'm after a decent rod holdall and was wondering what you guys can recommend?
I'd ideally like one that could fit 3 rods with reels and also have a few extra pockets for brollies, banksticks etc..
Seen a lot around and really not sure which one to go for

Also after some decent clothing for this winters campaign and future fishing sessions.
Seen some good deals, wondering if anyone had any preferences? Don't want anything too expensive.

Seen these deals:

30 Plus clothing deal

and

Wychwood Rogue clothing deal

Any info greatly appreciated, cheers guys!
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Old 08-14-2006, 10:26 AM
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Re: Rod Quiver (holdall) and clothing

Well spooky as have been thinking the same thing

So I bought this last week Korum Triple Rod Holdall

Very nice kit althought have not used it yet ( Im getting well into Korum Kit )

As for winter clothing Im a bit confused because you pay extra for it if its for fishing when there is no difference between normal gear -- Going to go down the local Mash store ( army reject store ) and have a look around there

Thought the clothing looks great mmmm.... its pay week for me must stop buying kit
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Re: Rod Quiver (holdall) and clothing

water proff weise you want 1 of these
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/British-Army-I...QQcmdZViewItem
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Re: Rod Quiver (holdall) and clothing

Cheers Rich, had a look around that site and found a Daiwa Infinity rod holdall looks great for the price, be interesting to know if anyone has had any experience with one?
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Re: Rod Quiver (holdall) and clothing

i have one of the quiver holdalls and they are the dogs doodahs.
i get to my swim in the pitch black and am still fishing within 5 minutes,its so easy,
no fiddling about tackling up in the dark.
i recommend them to everybody 10/10
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i have one of the quiver holdalls and they are the dogs doodahs.
i get to my swim in the pitch black and am still fishing within 5 minutes,its so easy,
no fiddling about tackling up in the dark.
i recommend them to everybody 10/10
Which one you got Paul???
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Re: Rod Quiver (holdall) and clothing

not sure,just going out to the shed to have a look
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Re: Rod Quiver (holdall) and clothing

just had a look dan,it is an infinity,like i said,its the dogs doodahs
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Re: Rod Quiver (holdall) and clothing

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Angry Re: Rod Quiver (holdall) and clothing

I have owned several fairly expensive rod & tackle holdalls over the years Dan. The thing that always lets them down is the Zips. My latest MAP tackle holdalls zip broke first time I used it Had the same problem with a top of the range Nash rod holdall too.
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