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03-25-2018, 04:20 PM #1
i have the cannon single axis ratcheting holders and tracks on my boat and they are great. you can set them to the down position with one hand. then just grad the rod and lift and they ratchet to the upright position then just lift the rod up out of the holder. no more leaning over the side of the boat when a fish hits.
i run lite bite slide divers and they are the answer for sure. the single axis is the best for me because you can adjust them up to 70 degrees as much or as little as you want. the double axis only adjusts from one pin hole to the next pin hole, but does go 360 degrees. i got mine at amazon.com for a lot less money than most other holders.
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03-25-2018, 07:08 PM #2
Holders
Are your plans include trolling boards? I would look at the triple or quads for the big boards and then look at the trees for inline boards. Not sure Big Jon has the trees. The triple or quads are nice. Will you be using tracks make sure you get them long enough to use with either on and to c.y.a. for future additions. I am using triples and had to change tracks because of adding singles for dipsy's or bottom bouncers if wanting to add rods for that purpose. I am running a 22 footer so things have to be added
when needed and stored on this Lil. minnow.
Gene
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