I am looking for a rod holder that can be clamped to the side of my boat. I have a 16ft aluminum Crestliner Kodiak, and would like something I don't need to drill in. I have ordered one from Highliner, but from a catalogue and couldn't physically see it so I won't know how appropriate it will be until it comes in. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
Rod Holders
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Backpacker
, Jun 06 2010 08:12 PM
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YAMAMOTO
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Posted 10 June 2010 - 08:01 AM
i'm assuming you mean to hold like 4-5 rods when traveling in your boat? If so Berkley makes a clamp on style and I have seen them at CDN Tire, no drilling required...hope this helps. 
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Posted 04 May 2012 - 10:32 AM
I picked up a real neat clamp on rod holder at Princess Auto last year.. it is made of steel .. one of the best I found .. I wish I had bought 2,,if I see them again I will let you know
http://www.princessa...hing-Rod-Holder
http://www.princessa...hing-Rod-Holder
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Posted 06 May 2012 - 11:38 AM
I have a pair of Scotty mounts that use the oarlock holes to attach them to the boat, very convenient and functional, I recommend them for anyone that doesn't want to mark their boat.
And as a side note, Berkeley rod holders which cost much less will fit any of the Scotty mounts, but Scotty holders won't fit the competition.
Cheers
Greg
And as a side note, Berkeley rod holders which cost much less will fit any of the Scotty mounts, but Scotty holders won't fit the competition.
Cheers
Greg
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