Hey everybody, welcome to the All Things Fishing Podcast.

A podcast where each week I talk about just that. This is All Things Fishing.

Hey everybody, I'm excited to be recording the fifth episode of the All Things Fishing

podcast this week. This week, I just wanted to be recording the fifth episode of the All Things Fishing podcast this week.

This week, I just wanted to give you guys some advice on how to transport your rods.

So, um, really specifically just how to transport your rods on your bike.

Um, there's a lot of easy ways to do it.

How I did it for a long time was that I literally just attached I just fastened it onto my

back my rod onto my backpack the problem is if you do that you have to bend over every

time you come to a tree because if you don't that rod is just a seven foot extension

of your body and is going to hit every single tree and if it does that enough it

will break it will yeah it'll develop it does that enough, it will break. It will, yeah, it'll develop a crack

that the tiniest fish will break the rod. That's actually happened to me. It's the worst. So,

yeah, just be careful about that. And it's a totally fine way to do as long as you remember not to

make sure it doesn't hit the trees. So, yeah.

The best way to do it, I think, is definitely not the backpack idea.

So I was looking for a solution for that on the internet, and I found that you can buy these

like $34 attachment things that you just like, you just screw onto the frame holding on your,

holding your back wheel to your, to the frame of your bike, just screw it, or you might

even have to screw it, you just like Velcro it onto there, and it's like basically like

PVC pipe. The problem is it makes the rod stick straight up in the air and even though it's not on your back which is like a foot taller,

it's still going to be like eight feet. The tip is going to be like eight feet above the ground.

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