- SKU:
- 71848
- UPC:
- 810091234471
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Description
Our Triple Rod Stagers are designed to enhance your experience on the water by providing a convenient and secure way to store your rods while on the water.
- optimized for use with our TriTrak system, but with our L-Brackets the stagers can be used on any traditional flat gear track system
- prevents your rods from sliding around or getting tangled while paddling or reeling in your catch
- customize the height of your Triple Rod Stagers to suit your preferences
- bungee secures rods in place
You will need to spend some time deciding where you are going to put the rod stagers. You can mount them so that they are above the track, or flip the bracket so they are slung lower than the track. We recommend mounting them so that when you stow your rods they are out of your paddle or pedal stroke.
Our Triple Rod Stagers are a terrific way to help anglers organize and protect their gear while on the water, making it easier to focus on the kayak fishing experience and less about rod management.
