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not a 100% sure but I think most of the rod holders are going to need drilling or bolting, you might be able to rig something up, some of the rigs I have seen are pretty crazy.
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The only thing I can think of to do in a SOT without damaging the kayak would be to use the scupper holes to put your rod butt in. Once you get moving the weight of the lure should keep the rod in fine. I would attach it to the boat somehow. When I am landing a fish in my yak this is where I put the rod since my holders are difficult to reach.
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Try a milk crate or something similar. Bungee a piece or two of pvc to it and bungee the whole shebang to the yak. You can also bungee the rods into the holders to keep em in place. Bungee, Bungee.
Last edited by chomper; 07-08-2006 at 09:16 PM.. |
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