Facts on the Lynx:The rod box shape has gotten some arguable criticism over the triangular shape. Sure there many, many who asked in Houston and understood the thought process. Then there are a dozen others that have never seen the boat and have reacted unintelligibly from simple pictures. Often those pictures are not ones we provided and thats fine.Every angler worth their salt has grabbed a bundle of 10, 15 or even 20 rods by the tips. They ferry them wherever and there is no way they could grab the rod butts in their wrapped around arms, yet they have them all by the simple tips. We also have watched those co-anglers and partners do the side step dance down the bank in morning with the reels bouncing off the calves of their legs. This takes those thoughts and recollection of grabbing that bundle of rods in our garage and thus we moved to make the space more efficient. We also wanted the dip net scabbard to angle in under the day box and front recess. The center rod box will hold over 20 rods, some up to 8 6″ easily, and the front holds those tips. They funnel into the area beside the pedestal mount and under the trolling motor mount. We will Facebook the images of the tooled center boxes on the Lynx sometime. Lots of thought went into this boat to maximize a center rod box design and integrate more into the function. Most will not even need the left rod box and you can store whatever you desire in there as the rear area is deep enough for those Flambeau/Plano boxes. There! That should explain at least one parton the design… More to come! BCBLast edited by Bass Cat Boats on March 29th, 2017, 5:27 am, edited 1 time in total.
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