Fly Rod Holder

[Kimberly662]

Hello everyone,
Im fairly new on here and wanted some help. Im looking to buy a single fly rod holder for my boat. Im looking perferably for one that doesnt screw into the deck/hull etc. I've seen a few online but im kinda cautious about the whole suction type ones. Thats all I need is for my pride and joy to hit the deck after a few wakes and the cups come loose (like they are known to do). I've also seen one at www.seasucker.com , it looks legit, but I'd rather not pay $70+ for some plastic and a vaccume cup...not worth it...and I've thought about making one, but then it goes back to the suction cups...any suggestions?

[Admin]

Hello everyone,
Im fairly new on here and wanted some help. Im looking to buy a single fly rod holder for my boat. Im looking perferably for one that doesnt screw into the deck/hull etc. I've seen a few online but im kinda cautious about the whole suction type ones. Thats all I need is for my pride and joy to hit the deck after a few wakes and the cups come loose (like they are known to do). I've also seen one at www.seasucker.com , it looks legit, but I'd rather not pay $70+ for some plastic and a vaccume cup...not worth it...and I've thought about making one, but then it goes back to the suction cups...any suggestions?

To be honest the sea sucker really is a nice product I have one sitting right here next to me on my desk. They used to advertise here last year. Hands down though a nice product!

Capt John

[GALAZIO]

Seasuckers won't let your pride and joy hit the deck...that is what you are paying 70 bones for.

If you find something better, please let us know.

[Kimberly662]

To be honest the sea sucker really is a nice product I have one sitting right here next to me on my desk. They used to advertise here last year. Hands down though a nice product!

Capt John

hey, sounds good, thanks alot!

[StriperTS]

Here is another option:

http://www.iflyrodholders.com/

I've got a few of them on the boat and they are great. I haven't used the suction cup version, but at a fly show a few weeks ago they had a display where you could try and rip it off a sheet of plexiglass, and nobody could do it. The trick is to put it on dry as it is a silicone based suction cup. Not sure what the heck that means, but they kept repeating "put it on dry"

-- Tom

[austin ensor]

i use all kind of sea suckers for dink rigs and everything they stick pretty good