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    Mr Gene,
    By chance what is the interior diameter of these new rod resters?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bandchaser View Post
    Mr Gene,
    By chance what is the interior diameter of these new rod resters?

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    Quote Originally Posted by E-Z Poleholder View Post
    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.
    Thanks! That's a great idea!! I hadn't even considered it. Gonna have to get these

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    Man I cant wait to get a set of these!! Sometimes I need to move and hate to because how long it takes to put everything up
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    Its also a good place to stand a pole up while you are putting on another rig or trying to get a hook out of a fish.

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    I have a tendency to pick a favorite spot and cast my way in searching out in front of me as I approach the area and then jig my way out. so I keep two poles at the ready. This would be perfect to keep the other rod up and out the way

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redge View Post
    Great explanation, now that I understand them, im in.


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    Have you tried these with spinning reels looks like a great idea but I use spinning reels would like to know if these will work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by E-Z Poleholder View Post
    Thanks, these are a composite, not plastic, and are super strong. We made the test run using Grey, however, we decided to go with Black. They are being injected as I speak, and will be available very soon. We haven’t finalized the pricing, But I’m sure they will be very affordable. I’ll be putting them on my web site as soon as I can get my hands on them. Ezpoleholder.com.
    What will they be called?
    Please post here when available.

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