Weldorthemagnificent said:Bought some 6 place rod holders and cut them in half. River and zip tie to the seat braces. Been good for 3 years so far.
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LDUBS said:I have some from Moeller like the pic below, except mine has three holders. I added a bungee to make sure the rods say in.
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I like this style from Attwood because it has the velcro strap to hold the rods in.
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coosa said:I've used the Moeller holders for decades. They used to be very common, but I had to look hard to find any for my current boat.
One thing I like about them is they give you 2 options. You can push the holders apart and put the rod into the inner hole and it will not move when trailering. Then push the rod into the outer hole and it will be easy to remove it when fishing.
LDUBS said:bikerider said:I agree with you there, velcro would be the way to go. Do you happen to have a pic of your holders in your boat, Ldubs?
Hopefully you can see them in this pic.
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uttexas said:Here's a few ideas.
No drilling into the boat or cooler.
1. Cut PVC board to desired length
2. Drill rod holder into PVC board
3. Lexel the back of the PVC board and adhere where you want the rod holder
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LDUBS said:I like this style from Attwood because it has the velcro strap to hold the rods in.
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Weldorthemagnificent said:Bought some 6 place rod holders and cut them in half. River and zip tie to the seat braces. Been good for 3 years so far.
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surfman said:LDUBS said:I like this style from Attwood because it has the velcro strap to hold the rods in.
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I like these and have been using them for a while but the rubber deteriorates after a couple years and they start falling appart. I have been able to extend the life a little by making some metal straps using SS welding wire to hold them in place.
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