Covers for 3 or More Rods
- With
- 2
Holdall Bag - Simply put, this is a bag that can accommodate a larger number of both rigged and unrigged carp rods. It is usually equipped with additional pockets and external fixings for gear. This type of bag is one of the most popular choices due to its practicality and ease of use.
CHOOSING A MULTI-COMPARTMENT HOLDALL
Holdall Capacity - Before choosing a Holdall carp rod bag, consider how many rods you will ultimately be transporting in it. If you mainly fish with a bait boat, consider a three-compartment rod holdall because often on special or foreign fisheries, it's allowed to fish with three rods. When looking for a holdall for casting rods, it's best to consider bags with a capacity of four or even five rods rigged with reels, as this also includes a spod rod and a marker rod for feature finding.
Holdall Length - Usually indicated by manufacturers in English feet (ft), which refer to the total length of the carp rod. The most popular models on the market have 10ft, 12ft, and 13ft markings. If you decide on one, universal holdall that will be used to transport all your rods, it's wise to choose a model that can accommodate the longest rods you own. Such a bag will easily fit shorter models as well.
Often in Holdall bags you will find labels like 3+3, 4+4, etc. This means that the holdall can accommodate a certain number of rods rigged with a carp reel, as well as a certain number of rods without a mounted reel.
In our offer, you will also find holdalls for 2 carp rods, single rod sleeves and protectors and rod straps for safe rod transportation.
