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Cheap n easy rod holder


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I just bought a 10 foot piece of 1 1/4" PVC Cut it in 2.5 foot lengths. At one end I gave it a 45 degree cut give or take so it had a point to drive into the sand. Works great for almost any shore fishing. All for about 3 dollars I got 4 rod holders.

Fits most rods. Might want to go to 1 1/2" just to be safe for anyone who has larger rods

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I like that style of home made rod holder because I have to have my rod nearly parallel to the water...I can't do the straight up and down thing. I had a really nice red rod holder from Scheel's that I loved but I left it at Long Lake and someone took it.

I like to have the rod more parallel to the water too. This one works well for that...

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I just bought a 10 foot piece of 1 1/4" PVC Cut it in 2.5 foot lengths. At one end I gave it a 45 degree cut give or take so it had a point to drive into the sand. Works great for almost any shore fishing. All for about 3 dollars I got 4 rod holders.

Fits most rods. Might want to go to 1 1/2" just to be safe for anyone who has larger rods

I cut it down to about a foot and tape it to a piece of 1/2 re-bar. A little easier to push into the mud.

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I cut it down to about a foot and tape it to a piece of 1/2 re-bar. A little easier to push into the mud.

Actually with the 45 notched at the end it makes it rather easy to push it in the ground... Unless its rocky shore. but almost any sand bar it works great. I also put it in at an angle not straight up and down

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