I was up to see Dean one day and noticed a clamp on rod holder on one of his rental boats, I have a friend that would like a pair of them ,he doesnt troll very often and thought they are the way to go ... EZ on and off.
Thanks Jeff
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Down-East makes a great durable cast metal clamp on rod holder. Have rail clamp style now on my ranger, but I had 4 on a Alumacraft I used to own. Very tough also. Used to troll Lake Michigan for Sammys and bows with that alumacraft. Ran everything from dipseys to leadcore, to wire and yellowbirds with the gunnel clamp style. Just take off a little tension and pull straight up and rod comes right out. No losing touch with the fish. Best holders in the world. Walleyebry #993
Quote: Trumar, ask Dean at Everts about the Folbe's and how to attach them.
In a couple Friday's from now, you'll be a Folbe lover!
Check'em out next time your at Everts.
I run 4 of them on my boat and won't use anything but the Folbe's. Dean set me up after I lost two sticks via the other mfrs' rod holders. $35 is money in the bank after you lose a stick or two to a lesser quality holder.
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if you or a friend has a small welder you may want to try something like i just finished. i went over to harbor freight tools and bought some c-clamps and welded a plate to them. drilled some holes in the plate and ran some bolts through to attach my scotty bases. plenty heavy enough and very portable. i'm pretty cheap though
Clamp On Rod Holders
