Daily Fishing Gear Deals- Resource for finding the best deals online

Well Everyone,

   I decided to created a Facebook page for all the fishing gear deals. Those deals found on my links here can be found on the Facebook page as well. Go ahead and check it out and give it a like. While you are at it give Makoslayer a like on Facebook as well. Appreciate your support and hopefully Ill be able to find some great deals for everyone. 
   Facebook makes it much easier to post deals and get it out to a crowd further. I've found deals, coupons and savings all over the place and will help everyone out to. To make it more fun I've decided to give away 2 buckets of gulp to a lucky winner once we reach 100 likes. we will be doing another giveaway once we get to 500 and 1000 likes. 


Good Luck and Tight Lines!!!!


https://www.facebook.com/DailyFishingGear

and

https://www.facebook.com/Makoslayer

DIY: PVC Rod Rack

I made a quick DIY project today since I had my rods and reels getting all mixed up and it started to irritate me. I made a very simple SUV/Hatchback Rod Rack that cost $4. I'm not lying!!! $4 to buy the parts at Home Depot.  Its a bit small since I guestimated but I can always make it a bit wider but for now it is working perfectly. 

This is the Final product.

    To begin with, I went to Home Depot and bought 3/4" PVC pipe cut to the specifications of your trunk. I also bought (2) T connections, (2) Elbow Joints, (4) End Caps. 

Put your pieces together which is pretty self explanatory.

 

     I had a really thin yoga mat laying around that I thought would be perfect for gripping the rod butts so they wouldn't roll around. So I got some strips and glued it to the top and zip tied a couple pieces that I cut out and stacked them about 3 tall so if the rod but rolled around there would be something to  keep it in place.

I assembled the pieces together and that extra piece laying on  the ground had (2) pieces of paracord tied to the end so that I can hang them off the Handles that are attached to the roof to hold the rod tips. An example of this is a couple pictures down.

The Final Piece. It is by no means pretty but it works perfectly and allows for all my crap to fit easily without worry. You can even hang other tools as I did. I zip tied a knife sheath to the side arm for easy access and just hung various tools off the top bar.

Trunk View

Side View

Rear View





Hope this helped some of you