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Feet between holders
I recently bought some 14' poles and also the drift masters tip savers for them. My question is how far apart is the optimum distance between the two rod holders? I currently have them about 7' apart, which I can live with, but the tips do bounce some when traveling.
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Not sure how mine are spaced,will measure when I get home.If traveling far I will strap all the tip together.Tgey don't bounce as bad when strapped together.What poles did you buy,I bought bgjp's at the grizzly show.
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Well actually my wife bought me some Southerns. I had told her that I was leaning towards getting them, and I had told her the ones I was looking at, and next thing I know she had been ordered them.
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Wow! Sounds like you got some real nice rods and a really nice wife for sure. You better hold on to her.Originally Posted by Nutbush
Be safe and good luck fishing
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Well ive had her for 22 years, I might as well keep her for another 22
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Haha,pretty good wife.You should have bought mine,I sold them cheap,haha.Youll like them,there the toughest rod there is.
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Yea I know, and I was wanting them, but she had gotten me these and I was wanting to make sure they suited me before I bought any more.
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As long as there is no weight around the tips. The bouncing and blowing want hurt them. You can wrap with a strap or Velcro.
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