ROD HOLDERS RAIL MOUNTS

[BRIAN]

LOOKING FOR INFO ON RAIL MOUNTS USED TO HOLD ROD HOLDERS ON BOTH PORT AND STARBOARD SIDES, I HAVE SEEN THESE MOUNTS ON WALLEYE BOATS, USED FOR THE TROLLING APPLICATIONS. THEY LOOK TO BE 1 INCH DIAMETER STAINLESS STEEL RAILS. ANY INFO AS TO WHERE I COULD PURCHASE THESE MOUNTS WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.

[T-Mac]

All the different rod holder brands have rail mount adapters.
What brand of rod holders do you want?

[cisco]

If you are asking about the 1" stainless steel rails, I had mine put on at my local marine store. I have 4 feet of "hand rail" on both sides, but can (and have) mount Setzer rod holders on both of them. I run four to each side.

Total cost for the steel handrails installed was about $150. To me it is well worth it.

[Backwater Eddy]

I would recommend RAM rod holders on any mount system.

The past season I used 3 or 4 different rod holders and the Ram's were by far my favorite. For versatility and strength they have it hands down!

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Backwater Guiding

[Jerry Tipping]

I have 7/8' diameter stainless steel 6 footers on my Tuffy Osprey
with Scotty rod holders,both purchased from Cabela's. They are easy to install yourself in about an hour.
www.cabelas.com
Keep a tight line!!

[captjack]

I have Roberts rodholders on the rails of my Stratos. They work great and are quite inexpensive. I have used some of the other brands and the Roberts seem to work and hold up just as well.

[badmisterevil]

For an inexpensive,and useful rodholder and railmount system try Fish-on.

[yknot]

I troll dipseys on Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. The only rail mount rod holders I would use are either Perkos or Lees, leaning heavily on the Lees. I don't want my expensive rods and reels in plastic rod holders. They are a little more pricy, but well worth it.