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    Arrow Rod Stowage......


    Ya'll got any pics for ideas on the way to make something that can be easily mounted AND moved to hold rods on the side rail while either moving from one hole to the other but can also be used while going down the road as well. I have a idea of what I want to do as far as the holder, but want some ideas to be least invasive on drilling a lotta holes to mount it.....Hope I explained what I am thinking.......lol

    Any help on this is appreciated.

    Thanks in advance



    This is what im working with
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    John 21:6
    "Cast your net on the right side of the boat and you will find some." When they did they were unable to haul the net in because of the large number of fish.
    Maybe we are just on the wrong side sometimes.....

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    Ms Slab....thanks A Million Exactly What I Was Looking For....
    John 21:6
    "Cast your net on the right side of the boat and you will find some." When they did they were unable to haul the net in because of the large number of fish.
    Maybe we are just on the wrong side sometimes.....

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    Here's a little thing that I do...cuz I'm lazy! I keep a little sack of those long thin rubber bands in my tackle box. They come in real handy! Loop 2, 3, 4, however many together, run them through the little hook holder eye on your rod, or just loop them around the rod. They stretch out where you can put your hooks on leaders through them, and/or a weight dangling at the end, another jig higher up the rod..what have ya! Keeps them all in a nice neat package. It takes a few seconds to undo them to fish, but not nearly as long as un knotting 4# test from 4 different rods, that you almost can't see! For me it really helps prevent tangled lines.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slydog1227 View Post
    Here's a little thing that I do...cuz I'm lazy! I keep a little sack of those long thin rubber bands in my tackle box. They come in real handy! Loop 2, 3, 4, however many together, run them through the little hook holder eye on your rod, or just loop them around the rod. They stretch out where you can put your hooks on leaders through them, and/or a weight dangling at the end, another jig higher up the rod..what have ya! Keeps them all in a nice neat package. It takes a few seconds to undo them to fish, but not nearly as long as un knotting 4# test from 4 different rods, that you almost can't see! For me it really helps prevent tangled lines.
    Yep there was a man over in Louisiana where I fish some showed me that last spring. He would be putting up eight rods with 3 hooks each and worked great. What he was actually using was the bands that lil girls use to hold pony tails. Picked up several packs at Wally World for like $3.
    John 21:6
    "Cast your net on the right side of the boat and you will find some." When they did they were unable to haul the net in because of the large number of fish.
    Maybe we are just on the wrong side sometimes.....

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