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Комментарии • 110

  • @thebacklasher8426
    @thebacklasher8426 4 года назад +6

    I’ve seen the bars like that where the rods sit on top of both bars but I’ve never seen the rings. Neat idea

  • @256bassfishing
    @256bassfishing 4 года назад +16

    I so need to do this. The back of my Tahoe looks like a tackle shop exploded.

  • @csickpuppy
    @csickpuppy 4 года назад +5

    Love this simple hack! The inside of my CR-V is going to get a lot neater and my rods will be more safe to boot.

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  4 года назад +2

      Put a pool noodle around the rod in the middle of the cab. The rods will tick against the pole while driving and it gets annoying. You can also cut little slots in the pool noodle as well so they don't slide around.

  • @Fishnfatman
    @Fishnfatman 4 года назад +3

    I was thinking about doing the exact same thing so at least now I know it works I hadn't thought about the shower rings I was just going to set the rods on the rack but now that I've seen that I will probably do it your way

  • @i_am_mcsee
    @i_am_mcsee 2 года назад +2

    A bit late in replying, but just found this idea as I want something similar. Thanks for the great idea.😊

  • @thomasloyd4290
    @thomasloyd4290 2 месяца назад

    That's pretty cool but I would put some pool noodle material with grooves cut in it for the front curtain rod for stability and quietness. Just a thought.

  • @rjbassfishingtravel2041
    @rjbassfishingtravel2041 4 года назад +2

    Sweet homemade rod rack! Nice job. Tight lines from Rick

  • @jamesflowers7142
    @jamesflowers7142 Год назад +1

    The only things I’d add is a foam cover over the front rod to stop rattling and tape or racquet replacement grips for the rings to stop the rattling there… other wise great hack!!!!!!

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  Год назад

      Pool noodle is what I did l. Cut little slots unit also to stop from sliding when taking turns

  • @mikebaker1044
    @mikebaker1044 3 года назад +2

    Never thought about it but I bet a shower curtain rod would work

  • @alexdowns5853
    @alexdowns5853 2 года назад +1

    I was thinking bout doing this to have some permanent road-trip rods so I can hit random ponds as I pass them

  • @chrisboz8423
    @chrisboz8423 Год назад

    This would be great for my 98 blazer

  • @reetomh
    @reetomh Год назад

    Carrying them inside, makes the roof liner dirty, i have got some rust marks on the roof liner from the rods. It's also difficult to carry longer rods... I did this for a year and now moved over to the solution from GearRak. It's kinda expensive but build quality is solid. If I get lazy after fishing, I can just leave the rods there and the rods can be locked in place... Here's how it looks - ruclips.net/video/gGU5SzqKYlQ/видео.htmlsi=onFfFW_2OUGqcAF0. There's a possibility that that it can still get stolen but not that easily.

  • @michaelhornung7266
    @michaelhornung7266 2 года назад

    Pool noodle with slits on front pole keep them in place

  • @pudgee22cw
    @pudgee22cw 10 месяцев назад

    On the front one you could add pipe insulation kinda looks like a pool noodle. Cut notches in it. It will stop the rods from sliding around

  • @ed2335
    @ed2335 3 года назад

    Kinda gaudy, but functional.

  • @gtr319
    @gtr319 6 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the idea! But it's going to be a little challenging for me because I got a Prius... 😅

  • @rgrea2
    @rgrea2 Год назад

    What a cool Idea and I'm gong to measure my Van right now and see how to make this work. Thanks for sharing your time and videos

  • @Erik303MileHigh
    @Erik303MileHigh 2 года назад +1

    I like it... But at the front. How do you keep them from moving around while driving?

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  2 года назад +1

      I added a pool noodle. Wrapped it around the front pole and cut some grooves in it for the rods to rest in

    • @Erik303MileHigh
      @Erik303MileHigh 2 года назад

      Oh ok... You left that out... I'll be working in mines probably this week... Cool stuff.. thank you... Oh by the way I would of sprayed painted all the parts to this the same color. Maybe the light tan interior color of the car. Other then that it's awesome

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  2 года назад +1

      @@Erik303MileHigh I added the pool noodle after I posted the vid. Color is not a bad idea

  • @MrMd5555
    @MrMd5555 Год назад

    Spray paint those pvc caps black to match/ hide the fact they are pvc & it would class it up

  • @ReggaeRedeemer
    @ReggaeRedeemer 3 года назад +1

    AND its a T4R 😎

  • @zipzip8239
    @zipzip8239 3 года назад

    perfect for my minivan. i snapped the tip of one of my rods last summer by just tossing them in the back.

  • @racrx7
    @racrx7 3 года назад +3

    Your cute bait casters would get destroyed in the surf. But great storage idea👍🏻

  • @johntrask7818
    @johntrask7818 3 года назад

    What type of rod socks do you use? I need something that comes back and secures the reel handle like yours!

  • @beerrun9961
    @beerrun9961 3 года назад

    even though u took away the back seat (OH SHIT) handles good idea

  • @vincesato7144
    @vincesato7144 2 года назад

    Nice

  • @EIBLG
    @EIBLG Год назад

    I wanted something Clean for my Caddy esv! This is it..New Sub in the books🤙🏾Appreciate your time!

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  Год назад +1

      Add a pool noodle with slits on the from bar to prevent rattle in hand sliding and you will be in biz

    • @EIBLG
      @EIBLG Год назад

      @@B_the_Cameraman this gets even better 👏

  • @saltpepper1894
    @saltpepper1894 3 года назад

    whos here for the "guys" drinking game?

  • @nanarosielee
    @nanarosielee 3 года назад

    COOL I sent this video to my brother he has a 4 runner.

  • @fredwest5396
    @fredwest5396 3 года назад +1

    Well done, very creative

  • @ctapanes
    @ctapanes 2 года назад

    Add a pool noodle to the front shower rod and cut a small insition on the noodles to snap the front of the fishing rod in place and to space them out and that way they don't move sideways.

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  2 года назад

      Yes. Did that and even directed other to as well in the comments

  • @fredwest5396
    @fredwest5396 3 года назад

    Extendable car clothing poles are good for that also

  • @miamiwax5504
    @miamiwax5504 3 года назад

    rod racks for your car are llike 15$ on amazon. lol

  • @starbasemymms2097
    @starbasemymms2097 4 года назад +1

    SWEET DEAL

  • @shaunmoeller3288
    @shaunmoeller3288 2 года назад

    Did this in my Tahoe... Just zip tie the rods to the handles and put a pool noodle over the front rod and cut slits for the fishing rods to sit in to stop them from shifting on turns and rattling

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  2 года назад

      In the comments I have mentioned doing the same thing

  • @JohnAmes
    @JohnAmes 4 года назад

    Thanks buddy for the great video

  • @robertb1417
    @robertb1417 4 года назад

    I think it looks good but I can't do it my car is to small

  • @windtalkerxx
    @windtalkerxx Год назад

    Absolutely AWESOME & AMAZING. Great job & DIY. 🫶🏻😃

  • @shaunpadgham6947
    @shaunpadgham6947 Год назад

    Good job Thanks for the Great Tip..... Fish On Buddy

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  Год назад

      Another tip. Wrap the front pole with a pool noodle and cut slots in it for the rods to rest on. Will prevent them from sliding around

  • @TraumaRider
    @TraumaRider 4 года назад

    I definitely gotta try this on my Nissan Armada! BTW ROLL TIDE!!!

  • @luisrosario8662
    @luisrosario8662 4 года назад

    That's a great idea, but if I my suggest that up in front u take and zip tie half inch plastic spacers, and put them bout 2 inches apart. That way when u turn the car sharply the tips wont sway side to side, wat do u think.

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  4 года назад

      I did have to make an amendment to the design for this very reason. I ended up using a pool noodle with slots cut in it for two reasons. 1. So they don't slide around 2. So they are cushioned so they don't make noise bouncing around on rough roads

    • @LaIndia1717
      @LaIndia1717 4 года назад

      If you use a 1” or 2” thick strip of black foam weather stripping across the whole top bar with slits in it that will keep the poles from sliding or chipping.

  • @caroferg8857
    @caroferg8857 4 года назад

    Now to convince hubby to put this together for my Tahoe!!! He’ll be happy to have my seats back to “normal”. 👍🏻!

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  4 года назад +2

      Update to this. Put a pool noodle on the bar over the back seat and cut notches in it. That will keep the rods quiet when bouncing and keep them from sliding around

  • @shaunpadgham6947
    @shaunpadgham6947 Год назад

    Great Idea 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @kipw.5420
    @kipw.5420 3 года назад

    I have a 2004 Highlander. I use 2 " velcro straps to secure the rod handles to the frames of my back side windows and use a 1" wooden rod for the front. I still get a bit of rattle, but that's ok. Do you have any problem with the rods sliding forward when braking?

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  3 года назад +2

      No. I had an issue with them sliding side to side. I wrapped a pool noodle over the middle pole and cut grooves in it for the rods to sit in and it solved that problem.

    • @cashonly6117
      @cashonly6117 2 года назад

      @@B_the_Cameraman Awwww sweet, a pool noodle. I was thinking cut grooves in the rod.

  • @paulsantos5625
    @paulsantos5625 2 года назад

    Good job I like it, going to try it

  • @1974butchful
    @1974butchful 2 года назад

    pretty slick Nice!

  • @Mjones8383
    @Mjones8383 4 года назад

    If you will take the zip ties and face the tag part up on each side of your Rod sock it will help hold the rod from sliding back and forth just a thought

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  4 года назад

      I ended up using a pool noodle with slots cut in it for just that. It also removes any noise while driving

    • @Mjones8383
      @Mjones8383 4 года назад

      @@B_the_Cameraman even better

  • @JohnKlopp
    @JohnKlopp 4 года назад +2

    I did something like this in my Tahoe. The only thing I need to do is come up with something to keep the rods from sliding side to side on the front support.

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  4 года назад +4

      I didn't show it but I put a pool noodle on the second bar and cut slots in it. It will do two things for you. 1. Stop the sliding 2. It will cushion the road noise from those rods bouncing on the bar. Works like a champ

    • @JohnKlopp
      @JohnKlopp 4 года назад +1

      @@B_the_Cameraman awesome, thanks!

  • @stephenalbrecht2290
    @stephenalbrecht2290 2 года назад

    Looks great

  • @ZGADOW
    @ZGADOW 4 года назад

    thats a dope bowl cut/ semi-front-bowl

  • @angelinamaravibrianjohnmar9844
    @angelinamaravibrianjohnmar9844 3 года назад

    Nice 1

  • @gabbingwithgabby8301
    @gabbingwithgabby8301 4 года назад

    The mad scientist at work

  • @davemchenry
    @davemchenry 3 года назад

    Great simple and cheap

  • @toomypunthaluck2025
    @toomypunthaluck2025 3 года назад

    Awesome

  • @randyclamhammer
    @randyclamhammer 4 года назад

    Boom!! Great job great idea!

  • @jaydevenport7927
    @jaydevenport7927 4 года назад

    I've been wanting to do this

  • @reshepman
    @reshepman 3 года назад

    Do the tips of the rods move/slide when making turns?

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  3 года назад +2

      They can. Put a pool noodle over the front bar and cut slots in it to rest the rods in and problem solved

    • @reshepman
      @reshepman 3 года назад

      I like it. I will give it a go

  • @luisarnao5990
    @luisarnao5990 4 года назад

    I have a 2016 Rav4 The side back hook holders are almost in the middle and the rods with reels will be hanging any idea,thanks i see you have a Rav4 also

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  4 года назад

      Let me look at our RAV4 this evening and see.

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  4 года назад

      You might be able to use the little window in the back. Take a shower rod and extend it there it should grip the window.

    • @luisarnao5990
      @luisarnao5990 4 года назад

      @@B_the_Cameraman Thanks I will try it

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  4 года назад

      @@luisarnao5990 that is the only thing I can come up with. Will be a tight fit for a 7 foot rod. If it does work for the middle bar put a pool noodle over it with a few slots cut in it. It will keep the rods from sliding around and keep them quiet.

    • @luisarnao5990
      @luisarnao5990 4 года назад

      @@B_the_Cameraman Thank yout

  • @gabriellacumbest189
    @gabriellacumbest189 4 года назад

    NICE WORK

  • @dirtmgirt209
    @dirtmgirt209 3 года назад

    How are the poles when you brake hard?

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  3 года назад

      Not bad. The rings catch the butt of the rods

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  3 года назад

      Another thing is put a pool noodle on the middle crossbar and cut slots in it. It will keep them in place better

  • @hcumbest6393
    @hcumbest6393 4 года назад

    Neat work

  • @larryskaggs3773
    @larryskaggs3773 4 года назад

    Great idea!!

  • @在多伦多的欢乐小猪
    @在多伦多的欢乐小猪 4 года назад

    can it fitys a 7'6 rod in ur 4 runner ?

  • @martinrivera3567
    @martinrivera3567 4 года назад

    Thanks bud ima do this to my tahoe

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  4 года назад

      just an update add a pool noodle to the middle bar and cut divots in it so the rods can sit in it that way they won't clank around and they won't slide either

    • @martinrivera3567
      @martinrivera3567 4 года назад

      Ok cool boss thank u ima hook it up crazy

  • @andrewsavage1872
    @andrewsavage1872 3 года назад

    What do you call spinning rods?

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  3 года назад

      Fairy wands

    • @andrewsavage1872
      @andrewsavage1872 3 года назад

      @@B_the_Cameraman to be fair, I tried a bait caster and failed miserably. Kinda rough to make folks feel insecure about their reel choice isn't it?

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  3 года назад

      @@andrewsavage1872 it is a pretty common name for spinning gear and it has nothing to do with making fun of people. It is referring to the fact that it is more used for finesse setups and the rods are usually lighter action. It is a more delicate way to fish. Nothing to do with folks using them I love spinning gear when the bite gets tough.

    • @andrewsavage1872
      @andrewsavage1872 3 года назад

      @@B_the_Cameraman I got ya, never heard the term before. Not sure why but I went through almost $50 in cheap line trying to get just one problem free cast from a bait caster. Nearly every cast was a bird nest big enough for a pair of condors, life is too short to be that angry so I'm trying to swap all three reels on craigslist right now lmao.

    • @B_the_Cameraman
      @B_the_Cameraman  3 года назад

      @@andrewsavage1872 it happens.

  • @CarolineVendette
    @CarolineVendette 3 месяца назад

    Did it and works awesome!!! Thanks again!

  • @CarolineVendette
    @CarolineVendette 3 месяца назад

    Such a good idea. Thanks for sharing!

  • @bassbabe82
    @bassbabe82 3 года назад

    pretty brilliant

  • @chriscumbest6873
    @chriscumbest6873 4 года назад

    👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻