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SoCalFisher
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I am tired of only being able to have 1 rod so I am wanting to build a rod holder for my float tube and was wondering if anyone has any ideas.

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    I had this issue back in the day, when I was into fishing from a belly boat. Solve the problem by getting another inner tube. You can strap a few more rods onto it and also a cooler. Just drag it along behind you. You won't lose that much mobility, really.

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    I don't think I could trust that. I was thinking of making a rod holder out of pvc like I have seen before but I just don't know how to attach it to the tube.

    You can trust it for sure. It isn't like you will be using Elmer's glue or something, you are supposed to use marine-grade glue. I don't think there is a better option anyway.

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