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Kids always do better when they can see things. The program was started by Cathleen ONeill, who is a teacher in the social studies department at BHS
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Materials You'll Need: Two 6-foot long 1x4 pieces of wood (for top and bottom racks) Additional 1x4 piece for wall mounting Wood glue Trim head screws (#6, 2.25 inches) for bonding wood pieces Larger screws (#10, 3.125 inches) for mounting the rack to the wall Hole saw (2 and 1/8 inches wide) Router or spade drill bit (optional for the bottom rack) Sandpaper Drill with pilot bit Measuring tape and pencil Square or straight edge Step by Step Instructions: Learn how to make a simple, cheap, & extremely strong fishing rod rack with our step-by-step guide below: 1
A 9-foot fly rod is considered standard length: with a 9-foot rod, an angler can cast effectively at most fishing distances and control the line on the water, making 9 feet a great choice for most anglers in common situations
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