I doubt you’ll find a roof box big enough to take a fishing seat, and if you did, getting the seat up & down on the roof would be a task.Roof mounted storage like the Thule storage boxes. Safe and out of the van, oh and lockable.
I doubt you’ll find a roof box big enough to take a fishing seat, and if you did, getting the seat up & down on the roof would be a task.Roof mounted storage like the Thule storage boxes. Safe and out of the van, oh and lockable.
Yes agreed. I have a feeder seat which is awkward rather than heavy. I think the best way would be with the suggested earlier option of external storage on a tow bar.I doubt you’ll find a roof box big enough to take a fishing seat, and if you did, getting the seat up & down on the roof would be a task.
@JOG the wife wont like hanging on the bike rack lolPup tent or bike rack for all that smelly stuff!
That's true! In fairness, it's more likely that my tackle would be left there as a warning to others!@JOG the wife wont like hanging on the bike rack lol
We actually have a historic Thule roof box that we haven't used since we embraced the Transporter life. That could work for the rods if we got roof barsRoof mounted storage like the Thule storage boxes. Safe and out of the van, oh and lockable.
you can have a kitchen cooker, cooker, fridge , its just not the standard side furnitureDo you happen to have a photo of your van arrangement Mud Digger? Or will Dirty Weekender have pics on their website?
We have a SWB btw.
I guess we don't often have passengers in the van so that could work in theory.
So you don't have a kitchen then? I'm not sure that I would want to give up on having one though...
What will you do with your long rods then? Slide them in the space under the seat as we were thinking? Or do they pack up shorter than pesky poles?I used my T5 every Sunday night to go carp fishing and faced the same problems. I had a fixed L-shaped seat and had to cover it all in sheets etc.
Tomorrow I'm getting a bed on rails fitted to my T6 as I've worked out that this will be the most practical solution. I'm going for the Yo-Yo system from Clearcut conversions in North Devon.
What will you do with your long rods then? Slide them in the space under the seat as we were thinking? Or do they pack up shorter than pesky poles?
the Van i needed took some careful planning to my want's and needs......... i carry the 2 large comfy camping chairs full time up against the barn doors behind bed and cabinet or my large carp fishing chairs same place. replacing the camping chairs of course, i built the gap / space in for welly's there too. it's handy to have. i purposely didn't fit a cooker in the big cabinet or a fridge in the side as it would be hard to access my 2 x tackle boxes sit up on small cabinet out of the way so didn't fit up to the roof cabinets. i have a 3x section 16 ft continental beach caster just over 5 1/2 ft a section that sit up on the long cabinet out of the way with 2 other beach casters when we are in the van. i don't leave these out but if on a site i put the awning up which helps empty a lot of the other stuff.You've got a good set up there Mr Mud digger! I like the fabric and love the handy accessible porta potti... that would be my dream.
When you fish, do you have one of those giant seat boxes with the legs and attachments etc? If so, where does that live when you're driving the van?