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Location: Minneapolis, MN | Can someone please explain the difference betwee the two rod holders shown in the picture below?
http://www.down-east.com/rail-mount.htm |
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| the salty is heavier duty than the D model. the salty is the one for Musky lures and the large fish |
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Location: Des Moines IA | Salty is rated to 100 pounds, Overkill ? Perhaps? Better safe than sorry!!!!
MM |
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| Bought 2 of the Salty S-10 with C clamps in powder coat black finish last year. This is one of the best purchases I've made in a long time. We hung up a few times speed trolling and these holders never budged. Also, really like the quick release action. I believe the salty series is less likely to corrode and will hold thicker handles found on some fiber glass rods. |
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Location: milwaukee | In addition to the above comments, muskie sized rods generally won't fit in the D series. You'll see the rod diameters for each on the left side of that page. |
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Location: Contrarian Island | I went with the S 14's...great rod holders! |
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| I've used the salty model while trolling. I bolted them on each side of my 1775 pro-v on the flat part of the gunnels. Really great set-up. |
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Location: Holly, MI | You might want to check on the diameter of the rods you intend to troll with. The Salty series have a larger diameter. I prefer the smaller size as it fits my rods tightly. Especially on the rods that get mounted up front as "down rods". The powder coated do move a little more freely after years of use. I wish they made the powder coated in the smaller size.
Any rod holder made by these guys will NOT dissapoint you. Built for duty! |
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| Joe,
Your s-14's are on the way.At least 2 of them.Steve |
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| I'm just about to order up a few of the S-14's. Mikes Extreme had a couple of Down Easters that we clamped on my rig for the Cave outings and I liked them. I plan on putting some of the plastic dip on the actual rod holder part. Anyone do this? the dip that is used on pliers and stuff. I think it may be a little better for wear and tear on the rods...... |
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Location: Des Moines IA | Great Idea 1850!!! I think I might just steal it!!!!
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