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Topic: Idea For Below Deck Rod Storage  (Read 2922 times)

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Cutthroat Chris

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http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_10211296_100011007_100000000_100011000_100-11-7

A vertical position rod storage rack gooped to the bottom of hull seems like it would work, right? I like to store my rods below the deck when I just feel like going for a paddle and don't want them in the way and its just a safe place for them. I can't stand it when they end up at the front of the boat and I have to fish them out. (no pun intended) Or they all get tangled etc. I think this would work well and I might try it out. Anybody done this already?
Chris


hydrospider

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Ive been using pool noodles in different ways to keep my rods in place.
hope this helps


 

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