Don't know about anyone else but I have been running into a problem in the river. Not a major one but an annoyance none the less. When sorting out leaders or changing flies in the middle of a stretch of river the question of where to put my rod has come up everytime. Usually it's tucked under my arm, between my legs or into my vest. It worked but man can it be awkward.

While racking my brain about something to help I came across a Tidi Car Bin that I bought but never used a few months ago (the car is a mess btw).

Take a look at these and surely will take the problem away when fishing the rivers.

Rod Holder For Fly Fishing on eBay (end time 25-Aug-10 11:16:58 BST)

What is it? Breast implants to create a useful shelf to keep things on?

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Most jackets/vests these days have a built in rod holder.
Usually a loop of material at the bottom of the vest, with a piece of velcro at the top.
Just pop the rod butt into the loop, and clip the velcro around the upper part of the rod, and hey presto, both hands free.
Can't remember the last time I saw a vest without one.
S.

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"A glint of sun has warmed the air,The flies will soon hatch out, To lure and tempt from their deep lair, The bonnie speckled trout." SKB tackle supporter. I love Furled Leaders.

SEVENTEEN POUNDS??!!!! For three small bits of plastic with a few connecting pins .....

P T Barnum (Barnum and Bailey Circus) was reported to have said: "There's one born every minute."

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this is there HP for the people who make them

Must check mine. It's a truefly wycwood vest. Can't be bothered checking tonight though as my vest is in the car. One of "those days" at work has sapped my want to live. Be grand in the morning after a kip.

Still the £1 vice bin come line tray come holster is working pretty well