I have been into bike ridiing lately.bought a new women's Fury mountain climbling Roadmaster sport sx.really a sharp looking bike.I love to ride.anyone down my way interested in biking with me.let me know.I'm trying to get my fishing gear attached somehow to the bike.any ideas??a basket would make my sick look pretty *****.

A back pack to carry the stuff, stowaway plano boxes and a multipiece rod in a nice tube case . Japanese rod manufacturers have lots of options for multipiece rods and many of them aren 't THAT expensive or THAT hard to get, for ex the Major Craft Slicer ( around 100-110 ) is a great rod, most of them come in tube case.

A back pack to carry the stuff, stowaway plano boxes and a multipiece rod in a nice tube case . Japanese rod manufacturers have lots of options for multipiece rods and many of them aren 't THAT expensive or THAT hard to get, for ex the Major Craft Slicer ( around 100-110 ) is a great rod, most of them come in tube case.

         Thanks Raul..I'll look into that and see what I come up with..I did think of  back pack but changed my mind on that.I really don't need to take that much gear when I fish.I learned last year less is better when your walking the lake.

It doesn 't have to be a monster backpack, when I look at what I take when I go on foot patrol ( a small backpack with a 3600 size stowaway, some packs of worms and some spinnerbaits ) compared to what I take when I go on the boat I always wonder why do I carry all that stuff.  :-?

Where is "Down my way" at?   I tried riding a bicycle once, then I realized my car was quicker and I did not sweat as much.

Butt pack for the baits. They make rod holders commercially fo boats. you might be able to put a big radiator clamp on the back forks, if so you could take your good 1pc rod. you could also make one out of 2 inch plastic pipe. The ones already made are about 12 bucks at Cabelas or BPS.

Saw this on EBAY for cheap. saddle bag for bicycle.

I've been biking all over the place with my loads of fishing stuff for a few years now, and have gotten pretty good at it. I'll get some full detailed pictures for you tonight.