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Which Triple Rod Holder?
BillyBrule 
 		  Home: Appleton , WI   02/13/2008 18:18
Alewives
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Been looking at buying a couple triple rod holders and can't decide between the Big John, Tite-Loks, or Traxstech.

It seems the Big Johns's and Traxstechs are probably stronger? I don't know seeing I've never ran any of them on my boat. Are the Traxtech Lexan holders no better then plastic? Any opinions would be helpful for my upcoming purchase.
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Re:Which Triple Rod Holder?
Saint 
 		  Port: North Muskegon, MI   02/13/2008 19:55
Coho
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The plastic traxtech are not made for dipsy's!!!! I'd go for the metal traxstech on the gimble mount track or Vectors. These are both over kill if you do not fish a ton! Most guys can get by with the tite-lok if they have cost in mind!

P.S. You can go to our site and find 2-3 to compare! Vector rod holders will be up soon when the "NEW SITE" is finally done! You can just call for pricing if you'd like.

Vince
www.captgarys.com
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Re:Which Triple Rod Holder?
Medic 
 		  Port: Manistee, MI   02/13/2008 22:58
King
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Billy,
Another option is Cisco rod holders. I have used these for the past two seasons and absolutely LOVE them. I was going to go with Vector's, but the price difference swayed me. I currently have 2 triples and their 8 rod rocket launcher. Don't get me wrong, Vector and Traxtech are both excellent products. I have Traxtech tracks under my holders and riggers. But I really love my Cisco holders. I am not affiliated with them in any way, shape, or form. Just a very satisfied customer. Check them out.
http://www.ciscofishingsystemsltd.com/page3.html
http://www.ciscofishingsystemsltd.com/page4.html
Bill Brock
Semper FIsh Sportfishing Team
Boat.. Just Right
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Re:Which Triple Rod Holder?
SeaCatMich 
 		  Port: Manistee, Ludington, St. Joe   02/13/2008 23:49
Steelhead
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I just picked up two sets of Vector's "wide" triples from the Outdoorsman shop in Grandville to replace my original Vector doubles. I really like the space between each holder and the flip loc & spring loc features. Can't imagine a more versitile configuration for fishing boards and dipsys.

Ryan
Think KINGS!!!
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Re:Which Triple Rod Holder?
salmonhead 
 		  Port: Muskegon, South Haven   02/15/2008 08:37
King
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metal traxtech


www.salmonheadcharters.com
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Re:Which Triple Rod Holder?
BillyBrule 
 		  Home: Appleton , WI   02/15/2008 21:16
Alewives
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Are all of these triples able to hold up running 2 dipsies and a board line? I know many guys would run a track system if I wanted to run that setup, but I really like having the rods a bit higher on my gunnels.
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Re:Which Triple Rod Holder?
salmonhead 
 		  Port: Muskegon, South Haven   02/16/2008 12:27
King
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there are a lot of options with the track systems. You can put them on risers, or use the gimbal mount systems or pretty much what ever you can think of. At Traxsteck, if you can think it, or if they can think it, it can be done. I dont think there is a boat that floats that can't have rod holders mounted to it. If in doubt, email some pics to traxstech and ask their opinion.


www.salmonheadcharters.com
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Re:Which Triple Rod Holder?
Reel Naughty 
 		  Port: Brest Bay, MI   02/16/2008 21:58
Steelhead
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Anoter Vote for Ciscos. If you need any info let me know.

JD
Jerome Dorlack
Team Reel Naughty
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Re:Which Triple Rod Holder?
BillyBrule 
 		  Home: Appleton , WI   02/17/2008 22:33
Alewives
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I ended up going with Traxstech. Got a great deal on them. Thanks for everyones replies.
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