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    Hey Crappie People,

    I've seen pictures and videos of long crappie rods stored In racks mounted on the gunnel of the boat. I've got 14 &12 ft. crappie rods. Is there a "best" spacing between handle rack and tip rack, and what is best? Handles towards the front of the boat, or the tips?

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    Have mine 10 ft apart. No problems. Butt forward. Get you some Velcroe cable ties from office supply. Wrap about a foot back from tips keeps them from banging into each other when transporting.
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    Use Fishing Butlers and Driftmaster Tip Savers!

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    what are some other systems that can be used for 20 ft glass bass boat with dual consoles.

    likk the op i also use 14 ft poles.

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    Take a look at the TR100 transport rack http://www.crappie.com/crappie/showt...transport-rack
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    This might be a stupid question but how do you guys fish with a big rack with a bunch of poles running down the side of your boat. Do you take it down after you get to where you are going or what?

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    fish off the front, fish off the other side, or fish off the back. my long rods on the rack never seem to be in the way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by crappieseeker View Post
    This might be a stupid question but how do you guys fish with a big rack with a bunch of poles running down the side of your boat. Do you take it down after you get to where you are going or what?
    I built a sort of hybrid rack using HiTek uprights and Driftmaster tip savers. Most of the factory racks I looked at were going to be too high for the trolling I do 99% of the time. I put mine in how ever they will fit for the particular day we are fishing. Doesn't look as orderly as most pics I see here but it works for me.
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    Thanks for the info! Great help.

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