Updated Stink & Drink Holder with Dual Garmin Mount incorporated in Design.

I don't think I have posted any pictures of this bow electronics mount yet. This mount holds a bottle of "Secret Sauce" in the spinning rod holder, has a folding drink holder at the ready, securely holds both a Garmin1042xsv & 942xs in easy viewing position and allows my cable steer trolling motor to deploy & stow allowing the control cable to lay flat on the deck avoiding any interference from the wiring side of the 2 Garmin units. My boat is a 15ft Blazer VL100 so no room to waste with bridge mounts that would keep the 2 units in the current viewing position.

The materials are 1-1/4in SCH80 Aluminum anodized pipe, one spinning rod holder, one HD oblong mounting flange, and a folding drink holder. There is also a sleeve sewn from marine seat cover material that Velcros over the wiring.

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Slick......

Very sharp !

Sweet!!!!!!

Nice rig. I bought a mount off here this week for a single. I love the storage for pliers and nibbles and my yeti drink of course.

Who made yours? Is it for sale or one of a kind?

I have my TM pedal mounted flush below the deck. If you have that possibility I highly recommend it!Attachment 389063

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Thank you all for the complements.

I made this myself. I have been building T-Tops for the last few years before retiring. The materials are in my shop. You know I had to buy so much and keep so much aluminum on hand when I closed there is some stock still here. I personally move my foot petal to face the side of the boat I'm fishing from. It keeps me in balance fishing two jig poles simultaneously. Being square with the structure pile also makes it easy to net with either hand. The trolling motor is almost under the setup when deployed with the control cables pointing to the starboard side using up some of the slack. I don't have room for the slack under my feet. Everything I bend up and TIG together has always been custom one of a kind work. I will make another for my other Blazer when the time comes.

If you are that talented and move around on the deck you need to make one with an arm that swivels and extends. Then you can send me your old one and let me "test" it. You said yourself you have extra stock!

My dad can weld stainless. He built a davit to hang a 10 foot dingy off the back of a sailboat as well as hold solar panels. I need to have him teach me before he is gone!

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Some very nice work and well thought out. I have the ideas but lack the welding skills.