Rod Holders

[honkytonker26]

I have a Triton TR 20 that I mainly bass fish out of, but I love crappie fishing and I am wanting to mount up some rod holders that I can take out and don't leave too much evidence. I want like 2 on each side up front and the same on back.
Anybody have any suggestions on who makes what I may be looking for.
Thanks,
CW

 

[foodsaver]

you could do the driftmaster's they have some pretty minimal mounts.

 

[ditchdoc666]

you could make some that fit around your pedestal pole out of pvc pipe very nice and removable someone had a link to them awhile back,will try to find it for you

 

[Jerry]

I have a piece of plywood that is shaped to fit snuggly in the bow and is held in place by the front pedestal. I've mounted four rod holders onto the plywood. This allows me to remove the entire unit since nothing is attached top the boat.

 

[rsimms]

Driftmasters are the best.

 

[Guest]

I sold my Driftmasters and bought 10 of these. More versatile than anything and guaranteed for life.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/t...h/search-box.jsp.form1&_dyncharset=ISO-8859-1

 

[SpurHunter]

There you go HonkyTonk, geet some of those in the sand color, and get the flush mount bases. You will be stylin then!!

 

[honkytonker26]

I found these bases that mount on your clets so no hole drilling. Has anyone ever seen these or heard any reviews?
http://www.extremefishingconcepts.com/bases.html#bassboat
Thanks for all the advice.

Also, as far as trolling for crappie What length rods do you suggest?
Different lengths to keep from getting tangled up?

 

[Guest]

Channing you could have a fab shop copy those bases with the aluminum channel that would accept the Scotty/Cabela's style bases. Then you could have the versatility to change the angle of the holder that you don't have with the Driftmaster. That is the main reason I changed mine over. When I troll for crappie I can lay the rod down at a more parrallel angle to the water. Then when I am catting I can raise them up a few degrees.
If you are planning to spider rig troll for crappie then you need different length rods. If you are just going to troll with a couple rods it is not really necessary to have several different length rods.

 

[on fish]

hey man, look in bass pro at wally marshalls deal it is two seats and rod holders and mounts directly in the front pedastal hole its cool