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    I've purchased a grizzly tracker and want to know if anyone has used the track system to add rod holders, like the Millenium rod holders? This will give me more room on the deck. Pics would be great.
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    I can take a picture when I get home from work, but I believe that I am using a TS101 16" track on both port and starboard sides. The starboard side tends to stay stationary because I now have my Livescope/360 pole setup on one end of the track while the rod holders stay on the other side; the port side moves about 6" depending on 1-seat/2-seat configuration and if I need space to get out of the boat when loading onto the trailer.
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    Ok, as I promised, here are some pictures.
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    I have built plenty to go in the t-tracks (i assume you are taking about for fishing and not for transporting) but I still prefer floor mount since you can get them exactly where you need them. If you have a vertical riser post and fish straight out the front or back 1/2 of your rods will be hanging outside the boat since 1/2 will be on one side of the tbar and 1/2 on the other. If you don't want this, the riser can be built angled back into the boat to help get rods more inside the boat and within reach.
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    Yes, fishing in front of the boat.I know someone that had some made that uses the versatility track, and the racks tur towards the boat when not using them. This leaves the front open for getting on the boat. Name:  IMG_5874.jpg
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