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Topic: Rail Accessories--help?  (Read 2220 times)

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HuntItEatIt

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I was watching kayak rigging videos on YouTube one day and got a sponsored video suggested to me. It was a system of rail accessories (rod holders, fish finder mounts, paddle holder, etc.). I'm familiar with Yak Attack. I've got a Hobie Pro Angler 17 tandem, which has the H-rails. This system caught my eye because their accessories clamp to rails (versus needing a track system). Is this ringing a bell for anyone? Can you recommend some manufacturers of rail-mounted accessories that I can look at? I'm looking for a paddle grip and don't want to poke holes and rivet to my hull. Thanks!