Leaving Flyrod in car?

Question about leaving flyrod in a car?
I guess it could have been helped, but we decided not to take our 2pc
flyrods in a restaurant, but instead left them in our cars. They were in a
aluminum tubes, but the car was hot in the mid afternoon, no shade.
Do you bring your flyrods in with you?
-tom

"Tom Nakashima" wrote

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Do you bring your flyrods in with you?
-tom



There are 5 ( often more) fly rods ( plus my vest, waders etc ) behind
the seat of my truck 100% of the time between March and late Oct. None of
them have ever complained about the heat.

"Tom Nakashima" wrote

..
Do you bring your flyrods in with you?
-tom



There are 5 ( often more) fly rods ( plus my vest, waders etc ) behind
the seat of my truck 100% of the time between March and late Oct. None of
them have ever complained about the heat.

Tom Nakashima wrote:

Question about leaving flyrod in a car?
I guess it could have been helped, but we decided not to take our 2pc
flyrods in a restaurant, but instead left them in our cars. They were in a
aluminum tubes, but the car was hot in the mid afternoon, no shade.
Do you bring your flyrods in with you?
-tom



I've gone into restaurants wearing waders and seen other people do the
same, but I've never seen anyone bring in a flyrod. Maybe your rods
whined alittle when you left them alone but that just builds character,
and I'm guessing they were just fine sitting around in their cases
waiting for you to return.

Willi

Tom Nakashima wrote:

Question about leaving flyrod in a car?
I guess it could have been helped, but we decided not to take our 2pc
flyrods in a restaurant, but instead left them in our cars. They were in a
aluminum tubes, but the car was hot in the mid afternoon, no shade.
Do you bring your flyrods in with you?
-tom



I've gone into restaurants wearing waders and seen other people do the
same, but I've never seen anyone bring in a flyrod. Maybe your rods
whined alittle when you left them alone but that just builds character,
and I'm guessing they were just fine sitting around in their cases
waiting for you to return.

Willi

Tom Nakashima wrote:

Question about leaving flyrod in a car?
I guess it could have been helped, but we decided not to take our 2pc
flyrods in a restaurant, but instead left them in our cars. They were in a
aluminum tubes, but the car was hot in the mid afternoon, no shade.
Do you bring your flyrods in with you?
-tom



I've gone into restaurants wearing waders and seen other people do the
same, but I've never seen anyone bring in a flyrod. Maybe your rods
whined alittle when you left them alone but that just builds character,
and I'm guessing they were just fine sitting around in their cases
waiting for you to return.

Willi

There are 5 ( often more) fly rods ( plus my vest, waders etc ) behind
the seat of my truck 100% of the time between March and late Oct. None
of them have ever complained about the heat.

And where's Tom "Boomerang Tube" Littleton when you need him.

--
Frank Reid
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There are 5 ( often more) fly rods ( plus my vest, waders etc ) behind
the seat of my truck 100% of the time between March and late Oct. None
of them have ever complained about the heat.

And where's Tom "Boomerang Tube" Littleton when you need him.

--
Frank Reid
Reverse email to reply

Frank wonders:
And where's Tom "Boomerang Tube" Littleton when you need him.

.....present, and more or less accounted for......what Mr. Reid is referring to
is a kind of cheap-ass plastic rod tube which once contained my T and T 5
weight. Left said tube(sans rod, luckily) in the back of a hatchback for 3 days
in PA summer sun.
The damn thing developed a very serious case of the bends and instantly became
a Clave Raffle prize.
Tom

Frank wonders:
And where's Tom "Boomerang Tube" Littleton when you need him.

.....present, and more or less accounted for......what Mr. Reid is referring to
is a kind of cheap-ass plastic rod tube which once contained my T and T 5
weight. Left said tube(sans rod, luckily) in the back of a hatchback for 3 days
in PA summer sun.
The damn thing developed a very serious case of the bends and instantly became
a Clave Raffle prize.
Tom