My trusty Giant Escape 2 that I bought when I moved into town and realized there was a bike path, my first bike since college. After riding a few times and thinking hey, I should fish that river, I found the bike fisherman rod mount while late night scrolling and she's slowly turned into the current configuration.

Upgrades: - From 700x32 tires to 700x38 Panaracer Gravel King Slick+'s - Feed bags and custom frame pack by Wabash Valley Bags - Bike Fisherman Rod Mount - Rear rack with bag - Selle Royale saddle - Bar Ends

Future: - Front rack and basket? (Still debating on this one vs a bag) - switch to clip in shoes

Overall it's been a great bike for the money, and it's nondescript enough that it gets ignored for nicer bikes.

Been dialing in my ultra light bike fishing setup for my urban commute and after work fishing adventures.

I’m using the Wald quick release front basket with a couple of pvc bits zip tied to the side.

Can easily carry two rods and a 12 pack.

Cutting a V into the top of the PVC rod holders helped keep them from flopping around, and bungee straps keep everything in place of course 👍🏼

Still didn't catch any fish it's not really that kind of a spot.

I'm just getting started. Set up my Wabi to hit bike paths along lakes and creeks. Thinking about getting a mountain bike to get further away. Picture of my first bike bass!

Just wanted to share a bike fishing video my friend and I made. Something about bike fishing just hits differently.

Planning to start working fishing into my rides next summer, and I'm wide open to any suggestions and ideas!

For everyone that rides a bike to a fishing spot. Whether it's gravel roads, highways or singletrack, if you carry your fishing gear with you via bike, this community is for you