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| Hey guys,
A while back I saw some info on a rod holder that somehow fastened to the cleats on your boat. Does anyone out there know of this gadget? Name, website, or any info pertaining to this rig? Now that I am guiding this could be a useful rig.
Thanks for any help extended.
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| Hey Mr. G-Spot what you are looking for is what you saw on my boat this weekend. They are called In-a-Snap rod holders. The URL is: http://www.in-a-snap.com/
They are only adjustable up and down, not side to side. So if you are hoping to be able to rotate your rod to the rear, they are designed as such. Othersise, they are great, no drilling required. |
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| Hey, Captain Red Pants!
Thanks for the info bub. Where did you purchase yours from? Thanks Luke, you the man! |
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| Mike,
Before ordering check the size, I ordered one for my boat and it don't work. I would think you would have the same problem. The locking mechanism is to small for the cleat on a Crestliner.
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| Dave is right. I have two that I cant' put on my boat. However, they can sell you the cleat to install on your boat. For my money, buy a scotty and put in a flush mount on the beam rail. |
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