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Ok now shopping for 6 rod holders.
Hills rod holders are looking very good for the price.
Comes in 0 to 5 degrees
Or 30 to 35 degrees
No way on the drift masters.
I would like adjustable myself without breaking the bank.
What degree is most common for cranking or spiderrigging?
spider rigging, I like my rod tips about a foot above the water. Cranking, the back rods are horizontal to the water, the middle rods angled up a little and the front poles angled above the middle rods.
Dont get the Hills. My buddy bought some an wants to sell an get HI-TECs. That would be my suggestion.
Why?!Quote:
Originally Posted by wilbur
I just ordered them thru eBay.....
Had great reviews and lots of info on Utube.
I got the dual position ones.
6 of them for 50$
I was on his boat once and his had 2 holders on a rod. To adjust the angle you had to twist the whole rod which moved both holders the same angle. You couldnt adjust each one separately.
Ok I didn't buy the whole apparatus...
I'm just buying the holders themselves, and putting them on my apparatus.
Which isn't adjustable.
That's why I got the dual position rod holders with 3/8 thread.
I'll bolt them permanently to my bar.
This is my square stock that will slide into my rear seat post and I'll drill 3/8 holes and bolt them solid.
But stuck with about 5 degree or 35 degree which ever slot I put them in.Attachment 214428
Good luck manny,,,I'm the buddy with the Hill rod holders,,they are ok but the High Teks are just the way to go,,you always wanna give your self full range and mobility on the angle for pushing or pulling PER ROD,
Well I will try them out for a while.
If need be I'll change them up.
Thanks for the info.
Manny, you take 20 bucks for that Anvil:Rofl haven't seen one of those for a while. Nice work bench.
Sure!
You pay shipping:) lol
You could change to the angle you want by bending them
That's my plan if I got to.