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I have a 2012 Tracker Pro Team 175 and would like to install some rod holders for spider rigging. I've looked at drift masters along with other brands but do not like the idea of drilling holes in my front deck. Any of you guys installed them before and how did it turn out? Thanks in advance.
I drilled the holes and have Four sets of four Hi-Teks mounted in my boat.....just do a sit and try test to be sure you get them where you want them before you drill. Check out the new Spider Lock rod holders that EZ-Poleholder sells on the Sponsor Classified board....they are very nice.
Ok, don't laugh to hard but what is spider rig?Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
G is right, the Spider-Loc holders are first class and well made. I have them. The base plates fit flush on the floor with no edges and a small foot print. I ordered extra base plates to mount in the back to pull crankbaits. I'm glad I got them.
Multiple poles hanging off the forward part of the boat pushed slowly through the water.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terrance Chretien
Mounting multiple rods like spider legs. Maybe someone else here has a better explanation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terrance Chretien
look at Extreme fishing concepts on here or online he has brackets that anchor to your cleats on your boat with no drilling. I bought my brother a set and put them on his Triton because ho didn't want to drill holes on his boat. They are very affordable. These guys are great to work with as well. They also carry the driftmaster rod holders and anything you might need. Good luck with your choice!
I'm going to take a look at all the ones y'all listed. Thanks
sorry mermentau.....I meant to quote your post not edit it with my pic.
If I had it to do over I would get the spyder lock
Call Gene, E-Z Poleholder, and talk to him. You won't be sorry, Spyder Loks are essu to use and very stout.
I would too but I already have four sets of Hi-Tecks and I have modified them and have them just like I want them now and they are working good for mes so no need to change now and put more holes in the boat etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prplgold
No problem as long as oldtimers hasn't got me. I didn't remember putting it there and am glad you did.Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
I took the Black Widow from bass pro and mounted it to a piece of 3/4 plywood about 18"x26" and put some rubber bumpers from Home Depot on the bottom corners. Mounted the rig a little closer to you on the wood. Hadn't ever had it pulled over.
Im going to pull the trigger on a set of the spyderloc's. Everyone seems to like them and I'm impressed with them myself.