The PRO carries up to five rods and is a good choice when you want more ready setups or fewer trips down the dock. The EXPRESS carries up to three rods and suits anglers who prefer a lighter load or longer walks. Choose by how many rods you carry and how far you walk.

Both models include the comfort-grip handle, two removable legs, plates, and removable holders with bungees. The standard PRO includes three Spinning & Fly holders and two Baitcast & Conventional holders. The standard EXPRESS includes two Spinning & Fly holders and one Baitcast & Conventional holder.

Yes. Our Custom page lets you choose the holder combination for your PRO, EXPRESS, Uni-Mount Combo, or Tri-Mount Combo. The standard setups suit a broad range of tackle; custom options let you tailor the holder mix to your rods.

Rod-Runners accommodate a broad range of spinning, baitcast, fly, and conventional setups using appropriate holders. The Spinning & Fly holder is preferred for spinning and fly rods; the Baitcast & Conventional holder is preferred for baitcast and conventional rods. Unusual handles, very large reels, and bent-butt rods may need a fit check. Contact us before ordering if you are unsure.

Slide the rod into the holder with the fly reel below the bungee, then secure the strap. The Spinning & Fly holder is preferred. Always keep fly reels below the secured bungee; the above-bungee quick-access method is for compatible non-fly setups only.

Uni-Mount supports one removable holder; Tri-Mount supports three. Combos include holders with bungees, two brackets, and mounting screws. Brackets are also sold separately. Use suitable hardware for your mounting surface and load, or heavy-duty outdoor-rated zip ties through the mounting holes where appropriate. These racks store and transport spare rods; they are not for holding a rod while actively fishing.

In a moving vehicle or vessel, keep reels below the bungees and fasten the straps. Strap the caddy securely to the vehicle or vessel as well. Check rod-tip clearance and keep the load clear of passengers and vehicle controls. Fit depends on the rods and available space.

At your fishing spot, leave the bungee locked and rest the reel above it so a compatible spinning, baitcast, or conventional setup can slide in and out. Switch back to reel-below-bungee loading for moving vehicles or vessels. Never use above-bungee loading for fly rods.

Pop the legs from the rear storage clips and slide them straight into the upper-plate openings. To remove a leg, brace the plate with your thumb and pull straight out without twisting. To remove a holder, press its two rear tabs inward and slide it off. To install a holder, slide it in until it clicks.

Load the center holder first and unload it last. Balance rods between the left and right sides before setting the caddy down. If using the center rod, move a remaining side rod into the center. The separate Wall Mount stores a PRO or EXPRESS vertically; allow extra ceiling clearance to lift the loaded caddy on and off.

Rinse with fresh water after use and let it air-dry. Basic dish soap is suitable when needed; avoid harsh cleaners. Rods and reels can stay secured for a gentle rinse, following their manufacturers' care instructions. Do not pressure-wash or submerge reels.

Yes. Replacement legs, rod holders, bungees, and accessories are sold separately, so you do not need to replace the whole caddy when a component wears out or breaks. Contact us if you need help identifying a part.

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