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Location: Tinley Park, IL | I plan on getting two rod holders for trolling to put on the rails for my X-190. Hopefully, I can have my kids catch a few while trolling this summer. Anyone have any recommendations. Thanks for any tips. |
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| Folbe's work great, especially for kids, just lift the rod straight up. |
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| X 2 on folbes
thats what i use on my 1760
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Location: Tinley Park, IL | Thanks fellas for the responses. Anything from BPS or Cabela's? I have a $75 gift certificate that I would like to use. I have never trolled before so I don't want to sink a lot of lot of money into rod holders. Thanks. |
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Location: Madison, WI | Scotty’s are nice and I’m sure Cabela’s and BPS sell them. Need the rail adapter too |
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| What's cheaper? A new trolling combo plus bait or a good rod holder......hummmm?? |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | May want to check out these, the straight and slanted models. m
http://anzomcik.powweb.com/store/straight-rod-holder.html |
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Location: Tinley Park, IL | 7ovr50 - 6/3/2019 5:09 PM
What's cheaper? A new trolling combo plus bait or a good rod holder......hummmm??
So I can’t find functional rod holders at BPS or Cabelas??? |
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Location: Tinley Park, IL | danmuskyman - 5/29/2019 8:11 PM
Scotty’s are nice and I’m sure Cabela’s and BPS sell them. Need the rail adapter too
Thanks. That’s what I went with. After reading some reviews, it sounds like they’ll meet my needs. |
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