Rod stowage options. (fishing equipment)

From: Trailer Boats | Date: September 1, 1995| Author: Raguso, John N. | Copyright information

Rod storage is very important on fishing boats to protect the equipment and keep it organized. Vertical mounts or horizontal rod holders are usually the most efficient, though what is best depends on what type of boat one has. Various storage systems and techniques are described.

Rod stowage can be broken down into two basic categories - horizontal and vertical.

Examples of horizontal rod storage come in many familiar forms. Polyethylene or aluminum racks that are drilled ...

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