Rod holders
ghitierman
Posted 3/28/2007 8:47 PM (#247761)
Subject: Rod holders





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I have a Lund Mr. Pike and I am wondering how those of you out there install rod holders? Notice the really wide flat gunwales, I don't know what is the best way to attach a rod holder without damaging my boat. The gunwales seam to be made of 1/2" ply covered with a skin of aluminum and I am not sure that if I drill a hole into this stuff if it will hold up to the torture of musky fishing. I am also not to fond of flush mounting a rod holder because I don't really want to put a two inch hole in my boat. Any ideas? Are there any rod holders (that hold up to musky fishing) that can go in a pedestal mount?


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kevin cochran
Posted 3/28/2007 8:56 PM (#247768 - in reply to #247761)
Subject: Re: Rod holders




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Location: Bemidji		check out Trojan Tackle.
muskynightmare
Posted 3/28/2007 10:56 PM (#247789 - in reply to #247761)
Subject: Re: Rod holders





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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water		I thought of, and made a board, that would mount in the rear seat mount of my boat. Then I thought, "heck, I already cut holes for the CD player and speakers (yup, it's LOUD). If I ever sell my boat (new last year) They will get the rod holders included. Otherwise, mount a rail to mount holders.