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Topic: Rod Holders  (Read 2528 times)

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Justin

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I'm still trying to get the Outback set up and am currently looking at rod holders.  The 7 spaces I have just are not enough.

I'm wanting to get a rod holder (for trolling) that will be large enough to fit the Tiger Stick.  What are you using? 

I'm thinking that I am only going to use Scotty type mounts.
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Noah

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Justin

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that's the one I was hoping would work.  I'm also grabbing a rod holder for my fly rod.

I've already got the gearhead extender, it's sitting in my kitchen :(
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Noah

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Cool. Have you tried standing up in the outback to fly fish yet?


Justin

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I've stood up just to see how stable it was.  I think I could cast without too much difficulty, the problem would be trying to land a fish without falling in.
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craig

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I was standing and casting at Hagg Lake in my Outback last week, but I didn't get the opportunity to try to land anything while standing :-\.  It takes a while to figure out the best footing, but it seems doable.   Maybe not sturgeon or salmon doable, but I think bass could be done.


willbd

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+1 on the gear head.
I like the Scotty 401-BK-Scotty ORCA Rod Holder.


Romanian Redneck

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I stood in my Outback last Sunday and used my paddle to paddle board around the lake. It was fun. The Outback is surprisingly stable if you don't lock your knees and find some decent footing.


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