thanks gene ,heres a few pics :D:D
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thanks gene ,heres a few pics :D:D
That looks great blueball. Gene does some good work and you did good on the instalation.
I am going to have to talk to EZ about 1 of those for my boat.
I ordered some rod racks from Gene right before Christmas. They are incredible. He does a great job!!!!
Thanks guys, and BB, you did an outstanding job on your installation....
thanks gene,im gonna love them and no more steping on rods i hope,lol
Gene made everything on my boat except the motor, well, almost. He made my spider rig rod holders for up front, my crank pulling rod holders amid ship and my rod carriers (for 12 rods). All custom made to my specs & they all work great.
yeah i wish i would have got the 12 rod holder but was worried about room where the passenger seat is ,the 10 worked perfect they hang 2 1/2 in over the side of the boat.before the holders i was alway have to decide which poles to carry to the lake (spiderrig or crank pulling poles)now i will have all my poles i need with me cant waitQuote:
Originally Posted by majflyboy
Can someone post a picture of the base that these mount to?
This is an earlier version of the top part but still use the same base holder. I can custom build other bases, but this is the standard one.Attachment 52027
Thanks EZ
nice holders and good lookin install there blueball
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You fellows hauling rods and reels on elevated holders, especially ones that overhang the boat, may want to use a little blue Loctite on the handle screws and nuts. The vibration from hauling the boat down the highway will definitely cause them to loosen and fall off. Also keep an eye on the cast control caps, if equipped, they will also loosen and fall off.
Thanks for the top Reel Man.