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Looking for organizational ideas, 14' semi v cluttered.
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<blockquote data-quote="wmk0002" data-source="post: 434020" data-attributes="member: 13975"><p>I have a 1648 flat bottom that also has storage issues. I have the model with no center seat so I basically have a 4 foot front and rear deck and an 8 foot open mid section. It has the small cubby under the front deck which is maybe 16"x12" but that is it aside from the rear area for fuel tank, battery, etc. I try to keep my dry box with emergency tools and registration back there but it is a tight fit since it isn't the full width of the boat (since the sides have foam to make up for the lack of foam from what would be in the middle bench seat). The one positive to having little storage though is it keeps me from adding a bunch of extra weight. I have to be selective of what I carry and thus I usually carry less with me.</p><p></p><p>For my boat, I plan to add vertical rod holders somewhere as well as rod savers on the sides in the middle. I also use a cooler as a livewell but plan to buy a large Plano drybox as well to store my tackle in. I typically don't use a net, but if I did, I would prob keep it in one of the vertical rod holder tubes (if it would fit). And those bungee straps seem awesome. I could put one on each side of the cubby on the back side of my front deck and they would be real handy for keeping things like leader line, pliers, scales, measuring tools, etc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wmk0002, post: 434020, member: 13975"] I have a 1648 flat bottom that also has storage issues. I have the model with no center seat so I basically have a 4 foot front and rear deck and an 8 foot open mid section. It has the small cubby under the front deck which is maybe 16"x12" but that is it aside from the rear area for fuel tank, battery, etc. I try to keep my dry box with emergency tools and registration back there but it is a tight fit since it isn't the full width of the boat (since the sides have foam to make up for the lack of foam from what would be in the middle bench seat). The one positive to having little storage though is it keeps me from adding a bunch of extra weight. I have to be selective of what I carry and thus I usually carry less with me. For my boat, I plan to add vertical rod holders somewhere as well as rod savers on the sides in the middle. I also use a cooler as a livewell but plan to buy a large Plano drybox as well to store my tackle in. I typically don't use a net, but if I did, I would prob keep it in one of the vertical rod holder tubes (if it would fit). And those bungee straps seem awesome. I could put one on each side of the cubby on the back side of my front deck and they would be real handy for keeping things like leader line, pliers, scales, measuring tools, etc. [/QUOTE]
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