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Old 29 March 2009, 15:31   #1
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Rod rest holders

Knocked this up to day ,got a lttle tinkering to do ,but ,gives us more room in the boat for even bigger fish ,lol
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Old 29 March 2009, 16:39   #2
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LOL

very ingenious, looks great.

you better patent the design pronto!
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very ingenious, looks great.

you better patent the design pronto!
LOL,ill have to, and give up work with all the royalties ,lol,i did manage to break one of the v bits ,cheap plastic ,i can improvise tho ,that little lot cost me 40 odd quid , so ill have to double the price to make a profit,mind you this boating lark even with a sib has cost me a small furtue ,still the things we love best ,cost us
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Does your outboard still fit on?
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I use these, they are a very simple idea.

Just chuck them in a pan of hot water and they will fit and mould to any diameter rail or A frame from 20-50mm.

google rail rest for info.
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Old 29 March 2009, 22:03   #6
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I use these, they are a very simple idea.

Just chuck them in a pan of hot water and they will fit and mould to any diameter rail or A frame from 20-50mm.

google rail rest for info.
cool that looks the biz there, i like the hot water trick ,my pain was fitting the rod holder bar ,it cost me a little more then i expected, well the holders did, i did look on e bay and saw some velcro ones that tape on ,but i would of thought that after a bit of geting wet well ,but hopfully what i have done should all work and i can move them about and change there dirction well 2 of them anyway,having a small sib was a real issue in designing how everything goes and having as much space as can be,,,,,,be could to see a section on here of peoples inventions,,,,,,,,ive seen some cracking good ideas as well ,so keep them coming folks
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Old 29 March 2009, 22:41   #7
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Ah yes,,,, the bar fits in seconds ,so when we get to the fishing mark ,its fitted ,when we come in ,off it comes ,no sweat ,sorry i missed your reply
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So the bars not in use whilst your underway?

Looks like a good idea!
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So the bars not in use whilst your underway?

Looks like a good idea!
That be right, once anchor droped we then set up our rods then fit the bar ,still hold the rod at times as well tho ,nice to feel the bites
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