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I’m looking for a storable spider rigging setup. I normally double dip but at times I like to spider rig but they’re in the way if I want to double dip. I’d like to find something that could be stored easily and setup and taken down easily. Does something like this exist??
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Yep SpyderLoks.....call Gene Johnson 1 601 750 3519
:hesaid good advice
I use Hi-tek rod holders : one turn on the base bolt and slide it out, then put'em in the front storage box .....
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Don't do "double dippin" ... but, can & do cast while rod holders are still mounted, with little to no interference from them.
And if I "had" to put them in a smaller box, like the rod locker, I just twist the center knob on the T-bar and take them apart. And just FYI ... those knobs were bought/added separate, and do not come with the rod holders.
I'm with Pappy on the hi teks. Built by a guy and his Dad in their small shop they turn out a good product. My problem when I was double dipping was what to do with the other rod? So I took a couple of the holders and mounted singles on top of the posts with a small adapter plate with 2 holes in it. Worked like a charm for my guest and I. Ever need anything special, Scott at Hi Tek will get you covered. I have enough for 19 rods out of my boat so I guess you could say I'm bias'd.
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SpyderLoks are removable....two knobs....also fully adjustable including height without any tools. You can either remove them or lower them down and fish over them if desired.
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Wow. Some great products out there. That Spydor lock looks very storable since you can adjust the height. Does the crossarm that has the rod holders also coma off? Same question for those with the HiTeks.
Thanks!
Yes.....you have to use a wrench on the hi teks tho
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Driftmaster T series! Has a very small flush mounting brace and one wing nut on top to dismantle. Takes about 20 seconds to put up or take down. I have the 250 series which is very sturdy and stable!
Not if you replace the bolt with a knob, like I did .... the only bolt that requires a wrench or socket is the base bolt, and even that "can" be replaced with a knob.Quote:
Originally Posted by G";3552436]Yes.....you have to use a wrench on the hi teks tho
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DO THEY OFFER A DISCOUNT FOR CRAPPIE.COM MEMBERS????
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Originally Posted by Love To Fish
I don't think so, but every now & then you can find rod holders (used) for sale on the Personal Classifieds Forum. That's where I got mine.
I called Gene this afternoon and he fixed me right up. Looking forward to installing them and catching some crappie for the frying pan.Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
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Gene Johnson will give a c.c discount on SpyderLoks Gene Johnson 1 601 750 3519Quote:
Originally Posted by Love To Fish
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Great man to do "bidnez" with!
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I like them better than my Cumblerland 360, but wonder what happens when the threaded holes on the mounting plate gets full of dirt? I think if I mounted them I would drill a larger hole beneath the holes to let dirt get through and keep the threads cleanQuote:
Originally Posted by chippo
I got these for their stowability. Just push the release button.
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nice design,,, but it does not seem that individual rod holder swivel right to left which is needed in spacing rods apart from each other in spider rigging
spread the spread
,,, just my thought
[QUOTE=FIN;3555570]I got these for their stowability. Just push the release button.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1[/Q
[QUOTE=chippo;3556064]nice design,,, but it does not seem that individual rod holder swivel right to left which is needed in spacing rods apart from each other in spider rigging
spread the spread
,,, just my thought
Yes they are fully adjustable. Up ,down,left right and sideways. Left and right adjustment works like a Scotty rod holder , "lift and turn". My only complaint is they aren't infinitely adjustable. That just takes some getting used toQuote:
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