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Hey everybody, I'm excited to be recording the 19th episode of the All Things Fishing podcast this week.

This week, the episode is about DIY rod storage.

So I've done an episode kind of like this before about keeping your rods on your bike, but this one is about storing your rods at your house.

So there's two ways to do this. There's two ways to do this that I found are the best. I'm sure there's a ton. Actually, I know there are a ton of different ways you can store your rods at home.

These are the two ones that I have most considered doing, one of which I actually just did over the course of the weekend.

Yeah, one of them is actually the one I did.

It's like very, very easy to do.

Doesn't require a lot of, doesn't require a lot of supplies but

um yeah and then the other uh and the other costs uh quite a bit more um but it is probably

it's it's going to work the same um it might just look better so the one that i've, the one that I've built and is easiest to build

is a pool noodle over a, over a half, sorry, over an inch wide piece of PVC. Actually, I have an

inch wide broom, an old broom handle. We had laying around that

we found it actually worked just as well as the PVC would have. But if you don't have that,

you can just get about a five-foot section of one inch wide PVC tube and slip it right in

the pool noodle. I'm assuming you're already going to have screws so you

won't have to buy those, but screw it into your wall or hanging on your wall or something like that

and then just cut slits into it and push your rods into it and it keeps them very well. It keeps them

from moving. You can shake it. It's almost hard to pull your rods out

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