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I found out that when you carry rods of different lengths like I do from 8 ft. to 14 ft. that there is just no way to space two racks and get the support that you need. I solved this by using three racks instead of two. I also like EZ's first style of racks better than his new ones because of the lower profile etc. I can place them low enough that I can still fish my back rod holder with rods in my rod rack.
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I liked that style too, G, but as his #1 salesman, he made me take the new ones. LOL
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He wanted me to go with the new style also maj.....but as his number two salesman I was just trying to show that it depends upon the application, style of boat, layout etc. , as well as the fishermans needs and in some cases ( like mine) the old style is still a good fit. Gene does a great job and I highly reccomend him if you need help or anything custom for your boat rigging needs.Quote:
Originally Posted by majflyboy
He got me rigged out in bout a hour.
Ur right G, I like the first ones too and still have several sets. Problem was I had to custom fit every one of them and there were too many boats they wouldn't fit at all. Had to come up with something that was adjustable. What I have now are not quite as easy to get the rods in and out but I haven't come across a boat they wouldn't work on. Also, I'm always looking for a better mouse trap
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