When will the rod holders with that style T bar be available ? Thats what I need on the back of my boat to replace the Brand X ones that are on there now.
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I ask our plastic grues what would people think of having these made of plastic. Their reply was these are not just plastic, they are an extremely strong and durable composite. In your statement you said composite “can” still be plastic. That infers to me they may or may not plastic. I’m calling them composit like our experts said.
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When will the rod holders with that style T bar be available ? Thats what I need on the back of my boat to replace the Brand X ones that are on there now.
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Mr Gene,
How does one get some pricing on those angled 4 rod spyderloks?
Brian
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I don't mean to sound stupid but could someone explain the purpose of these? I like all the millenium line and am thinking of buying some soon.
Imho, there are no stupid questions. These give you a quick and easy way to change locations without having to do up your poles and undo when you get there. Scott and I were fishing Grenada one day when we had a 6-7 mph wind. We were going with the wind and picking up some decent fish. We had gone a good half mile, maybe more and wanted to make that run again. It took way too long to put our poles up, run back to where we started and get our poles back out. With these you can simply pick your pole up, secure the hook and set it down in this quick move holder, motor back, pick up your pole, undo the hook, jig back in the water in just a fraction of the time. I have video of Scott doing 35 with his poles in the holders without a problem. However, it wasn’t rough like Grenada can get.
Great explanation, now that I understand them, im in.
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Nice, would be interested. another company makes them for there product, calls them Rod Resters.
I'm ready for some of these holders.