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Topic: rod holders  (Read 1148 times)

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amphibian

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Ram now makes polymer/plastic tube rod holders. They are lighter and cost 21.99 with the bases.. I just ordered 4 and a bunch of deck eyes. I have the yak out in the back yard and I'm making sure everything is crash proof before the season starts. Last year's yard sale at the Fort taught me a valuable lesson. 

Everybody dies, not everybody lives. What did you do today?


EWB

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I have one I just installed on my T13. I plan on testing it out tomorrow (Sat). The one I have has built in leash eyelets. I got mine at hook1
-Eric Berg


 

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