adjustable triple rod holders

[Legacy]

im looking to install triple rod holders (adjustable) on the boat. a set for either side of the boat. any suggestions, links, recommendations, etc. would be great, thanks.

[ray koziatek]

tite loc makes a nice holder but not for dypsys (to wimpy) but for 130 ea there a good holder,i would not recomend these for commercial use as they can be forced and parts will break

[fosterm22]

Rob-

I am switching all of mine from the Tite Locs to Bernts. They sell them at Gander and are worth every penny

[Gene Shenk]

Rob

Here are some links to look at.

http://www.traxstech.com

http://www.ciscofishingsystemsltd.com

http://www.lakelandproducts.com/products.htm

I bought some trac and six rod holders from lakeland products mainly because they could get them to me fast and they where cheap and the budget on the new boat gear was running low. They are not the best but seem pretty good so far I have taken a couple of wire hits and they held we will see when the big guys start smashing the wires. I don't think they would be what your looking foe but the cisco and traxstech stuff looks real nice but they are pricey and you might have to wait awhile to get them.

Gene

[MANIAC]

Legacy, I would seriously check out the Ciscos. I was sold on them after seeing them on YT's boat and am in the process of switching to them from my Big Jons. I think they would give you the widest adjustment range of any holder out there.

[rustyrat]

Cisco the best I have ever used. I have 2 doubles and love them. Worth every penny!

RR

[akitaone]

check out vector rod holders

[MANIAC]

Hmmm, Seems the Ciscoes aren't that readily accessable. Who knows when I might actually get them. :?

[Yankee Troller]

I put on some traxstech track and added 8 cisco singles that slide in the track. I would say the way I have it set up is the most verssitile set-up you can come up with. I wasnt a fan of the triples or quads b/c i didnt like how close the reels were to each other and could see a rod getting flug out of a holder when someone was going for another rod. The ciscos have the widest range of movement out of any holder out there. There is no pin hole that your limited to.

[rustyrat]

Here is my Cisco set up. I love the fact that they are far enough apart to not catch another reel or rod.

I'm going to order 2 singles for the back and get rid of the big jons.

RR

[FISHINMAN]

Vectors are sweet used them on another guys boat a couple of times.

[times two]

I'll throw in my 2 cents for Fishlanders. Mutiple adjustments

front to back and up and down (19 ways if I remember correctly).

Ran duals for 4 seasons...just changed to triples.

www.fishlander.com

If you call, ask for Todd.

John

[Yankee Troller]

I'll throw in my 2 cents for Fishlanders. Mutiple adjustments

front to back and up and down (19 ways if I remember correctly).

Ran duals for 4 seasons...just changed to triples.

www.fishlander.com

If you call, ask for Todd.

John

Its my understanding that they have closed thier doors?????

[Penn yan 88]

YT, you run your copper right off the back downrigger rod holder?

I have the pursuit rod holders and track system. Came with the boat when i boat it. Have to say i like them a lot better

[Yankee Troller]

You bet! If its off the boards then it goes in one of the ciscos pictured above.

[times two]

YT....you are correct about Fishlander, at least for the moment.

I saw the post on another board last Friday, and was very surprised

since I had dinner with Todd and worked the Southtowns Walleye

Association meetin with him in the middle of June, and he was really upbeat.

So I called and talked to him. I asked if it would be ok if I posted

to any discussions like this and he said ok.

Basically, there were 2 investors, one who left in winter, and the second

who just left now. Seems the cost of production has risen due to fuel, etc

and they saw a drop in sales once they had to go over $4. Also apparently

were affected negatively by the cold spring.

Todd is working on a couple of options to possible re-open relatively soon.

That apparently will be known one way or the other in the next few weeks.

In the meantime, they were trying to fill any orders that they have outstanding, take inventory, etc. He told me to check back in a couple of

weeks.

Going back to the post about the holders, I've been with them for 5 years

now, and have been very pleased with the product. Its a shame they may

be done.

John

[K Gonefishin]

I agree Cisco's are the best rod holder on the market I have triples on my boat and i'm going to upgrade from Ram's on the rear of my boat to the new cradle style holders. They are pretty busy but they are worth the wait.