tigerfish
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Rod Holder Mounts
Any one have any experience with this brand of rod holder mounts: http://folbe.com/
They look similar to Scotty, but just wondering.
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idunno
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Don't look too bad, I like the positive locking, but quick release design.
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Speckled_Tiger
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$$$$$$
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Yak-a-Lou
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Looks nice but I can't say that it looks twice as nice as a Scotty at twice the price. Scotty = >$18 @ Academy.
Go get em!
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Revredfish
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moving parts
Cabelas has the one that lifts up as you grab the rod supposed to help with keepin contace on sale right now. course it has moving parts too
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NorthShoreTiger
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Scotty Powerlock holders are rock solid after 3 years of abuse. They lock your rod down in the event of a rollover or rough seas. They are a bit on
the big side though. Made for casters, but work great for spinning rods too.
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tigerfish
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Thanks guys. I agree with the fact that they are very overpriced.
Just wondering if anyone had first hand experience that was good enough that the price was justified.
More moving parts = more things to break or not work correctly.
Think I will be sticking with the Scottys!!
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