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Rod Holders
C.E. Smith Stainless Steel Flush Mount — 15°
Stainless, angled back 15 degrees
$159.99
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Stainless rather than composite, angled fifteen degrees back. The angle is the trolling angle — it takes the rod tip away from the boat and stops the line running back into the hull. Stainless costs more and lasts longer in salt than anything else here.
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Why this one
- ▸Fifteen degrees is the standard trolling angle for a reason
- ▸Stainless is the only material that genuinely shrugs off salt
- ▸Takes the line away from the hull instead of into it
- ▸The one to buy if you are installing once and forgetting about it
Specs
- Angle
- 15°
- Material
- Stainless steel
- Mount
- Flush
- Use
- Trolling
- Brand
- C.E. Smith
- Finish
- Polished
When to fish it
Trolling, and any install you want to outlast the boat.
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