Thread: Elite Rod Holders

I ended up doing something completely different and could not be happier. I had single post made and put SpyderLok heads on them, no they do not tilt at the floor but they are solid and the SpyderLok head lets me adjust for whatever and I can slo troll, push hard, push cranks or pull cranks off them. Best decision I have made as far as rod holders so far, not saying they are the best in the world, just saying they are the best for me.
I tried the Capps holders and was VERY disappointed, got them fixed and sold them losing 70 bucks or so and only fished with them a handful of times.
Good luck in your search, it's not an easy one!

I fished with RG's set up..VERY nice

I'll have to check his out next time I catch him at Nader


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Check out the new rod racks from Millennium Marine. Bought from E-Z Poleholder. Towers fold down when all rods out, if desired. Adjoists vertical or horizontal. I love mine!

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My bad, slablfe. Wasn't paying attention. I first thought you were posting about rod transport racks. SENIOR MOMENT!!!

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Originally Posted by Rees Guide

I ended up doing something completely different and could not be happier. I had single post made and put SpyderLok heads on them, no they do not tilt at the floor but they are solid and the SpyderLok head lets me adjust for whatever and I can slo troll, push hard, push cranks or pull cranks off them. Best decision I have made as far as rod holders so far, not saying they are the best in the world, just saying they are the best for me.
I tried the Capps holders and was VERY disappointed, got them fixed and sold them losing 70 bucks or so and only fished with them a handful of times.
Good luck in your search, it's not an easy one!

Doesn't that defeat the only benefit of having singles? Moving them closer or farther from your knees is the only advantage I've seen. Never used any, so I may be missing something.


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Originally Posted by feelay

Doesn't that defeat the only benefit of having singles? Moving them closer or farther from your knees is the only advantage I've seen. Never used any, so I may be missing something.

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To me the main advantage is not shaking all the poles when you get a bite, next is the flexibility of the adjusting the position, to me anyways. If I had plates for my seats I would do what I've done

Originally Posted by Rees Guide

To me the main advantage is not shaking all the poles when you get a bite, next is the flexibility of the adjusting the position, to me anyways. If I had plates for my seats I would do what I've done

I think shaking is an advantage.


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