Drill holes in the windshield and run them through there, pretty simple fix :biggrin
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Drill holes in the windshield and run them through there, pretty simple fix :biggrin
Your rod rack will sure need an offset in it, you will need a custom one built just for your boat. And yes you cant ask for better customer service than Lews and Wally.
Just checking the forum for comments on replacement crappie rod tips and found this thread. This morning I ordered a replacement tip from Lew's for a Lew's Wally Marshall Signature Series crappie rod. The cost was $16.00, postage included. I thought this was a bit high but when you consider the postage is included I guess it's competitive with other brands. I do like the WMS90-2....I use it for several types of fishing.
Thats a good idea Steve. If the windshield is Lexan or some sort of plastic you could drill the holes you need and use rubber grommets. Then make a stand for the back.Quote:
Originally Posted by clfarms1
Takeum; Did you ever figure out how to put rod holders on your boat? If so I am just curious to know how you did it. That windshield could be a big problem trying to get long rods around it.
Just put rocket launchers on the boat to use when on the water. Then after your loaded lay them between the windshields.