If you have them up front for spider rigging, can you easily tip them up to move without pulling all the rods?Quote:
Originally Posted by clfarms1
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If you have them up front for spider rigging, can you easily tip them up to move without pulling all the rods?Quote:
Originally Posted by clfarms1
I can tip each rod up and down by itself. the left to right adjustment has teeth on the cams to lock them in place so they will not turn sideways, and so does the whole bar on top works that way. It also adjusts up and down. I don't think you can find anything any better.
If you have them up front for spider rigging, can you easily tip them up to move without pulling all the rods?
Only thing there is that your rods start to bounce if you get up any speed and then lines tangle. but if your just going a short distance yes it works really easy for that
With any option you choose I would recommended extra bases. That way you can move your racks around the boat for different styles of fishing.
For sure extra bases will be needed .... how flush they mount is one thing I am thinking about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crappie Buster
Why do you have them turned backwards ?Quote:
Originally Posted by pesce
Have fished with these and if you dont have left hand threads on one side and right hand on the other then they come loose on a hang up, great for slo trolling and not as bulky I guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by pesce
I sure do like the NO WRENCH thing with the spyder Loks, easy enuff a girl can adjust em any way she needs to, literally.
Thanks a lot for the pics ..... It is good to see how it's going to look up front ..... gonna be a challenge to get the trolling motor, fish finders, and rod holders all up on the front and still be organized. ........Looks like you also have one of Rickie's Da Ducer thingys too.