Fishpond Dakota Carry-On Rod & Reel Case
Fishpond Dakota Carry-On Rod & Reel Case
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We must remind you of the Fishing Trip Rule #742: every angler should have four rods on hand, along with a matched reel and spare spool, at all times, even for a quick trip down the street to catch carp. The Fishpond Dakota Carry-On Rod & Reel Case is designed to hold all of your necessary gear, including a Philly Cheese Steak sandwich, bag of chips, and chocolate chip cookie for lunch. Simplify your travel and fishing experience with just one case, because it's all you'll need.
Noted Features:
- Signature waterproof, molded bottom
- Adjustable, padded, removable interior dividers for reels
- Padded compartment with protective lid holds up to four rods in their socks, depending on length
- Three mesh interior pockets
- Three laminated see-through exterior mesh pockets for keys, phone, airline tickets, etc.
- 1,390 cu. in.
- 31" x 9.5”" x 5"
- Interior dimensions 30.25" x 9"
- Compatible for 4 piece 9' rods
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