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best rod holders?
What is the general opinion out there as far as who makes the best flush-mount rod holders? I've found cast stainless ones going for anywhere between $20 (dons salvage) to $90 (precision marine). I'm not trying for a deal on this one, I want the BEST there is. Your thoughts would be welcome.
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Re: best rod holders?
Hi Mark,
The Lee stainless HD or the Rupp stainless with backing plates are some of the best you will find. I've used the Lee's on both boats without a problem. chris http://www.ruppmarine.com/rod_01.htm |
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Re: best rod holders?
As far as rodholders go, lee are by far the best units made. I have had others that pitt and look terrible in less than a year. The lees I have now are the HD type. They are by far the best made.Make sure you back them up with plates or plywood undergunnels, oneshot
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Re: best rod holders?
Thanks for the info on the rod holders, I'll give the people at Lee a call. mark
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Re: best rod holders?
Another one to look at is So - Lo, solomarine.com this is a local company here in Conn and they make a damn good product which is priced a little better than Lee.I know Bob, the owner but I haven't been able to get my complimentary holders out of him - yet .
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Re: best rod holders?
I also use Lee's stainless. Pick up a Perko or some other brand in your store, turn it upside down and compare the weld joints. Lee's are welded 360' where Perko's and other brands are only tack welded in a couple of places. I learned this the hard way several years ago when I lost an outfit overboard. (Tuna) . Live and Learn,lolol
[ October 22, 2002, 12:10 PM: Message edited by: Miles Offshore ]
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