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Old 23 September 2018, 10:16   #1
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Where is the best place to put two rod holders? Which ones are the best to buy for a inflatable?
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Old 23 September 2018, 10:31   #2
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Where is the best place to put two rod holders? Which ones are the best to buy for a inflatable?
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Buy 42 mm plastic waste pipe and fittings/fixings and fix it in the corner of the transom. Very effective and cheap. I have done this on all my boats

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Old 23 September 2018, 10:56   #3
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Cheers do you put them right down to the floor? Do you need to seal bottom of pipe to stop rod butt rubbing floor? One or two brackets?

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Cheers do you put them right down to the floor? Do you need to seal bottom of pipe to stop rod butt rubbing floor? One or two brackets?

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I use 2 brackets and mine were solid floor so put them to the bottom. If you have an air floor I would leave them up a little and buy a stop end glued on for the bottom. They really are good and a
standard length of pipe is cheap and will make several
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I use 2 brackets and mine were solid floor so put them to the bottom. If you have an air floor I would leave them up a little and buy a stop end glued on for the bottom. They really are good and a
standard length of pipe is cheap and will make several
Yeah mine is air floor, great idea, I have transom wheels fitted, so not sure yet if they will be in the way, I will have to wait for my boat to arrive to see
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If you put a stop end on don't forget to drill a hole in it to let water out.
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If you put a stop end on don't forget to drill a hole in it to let water out.
Yeah I was thinking about that
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Has anyone on here fitted rod holder on edge of aluminium seat, I have a couple of Scotty bases, just wonder if it's a good place to hold your rod when moving ?
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A good reason to get an A frame on a rib if there ever was one
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A good reason to get an A frame on a rib if there ever was one
And then you have issues with putting a cover on a rib for ever.

Also the OP wanted a simple cheap rod holder now you would have him spending how much on an A frame
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And then you have issues with putting a cover on a rib for ever.


Why’s that then?
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Why’s that then?
It sticks up
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So why is it a problem, you’ve lost me are you speaking from experience or have you just made that up too?
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So why is it a problem, you’ve lost me are you speaking from experience or have you just made that up too?
Experience of several boats under covers and also common sense
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Got 20 on my boat, not because I carry 20 rods, it's so I can place them out of the way when we hook into game fish.
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