DOWNRIGGER TROLLING CADDY

MSRP:

Was:

$22.15

DOWNRIGGER TROLLING CADDY View full description

75 in stock

Quantity:

This item and any accompanying items are for in-store pickup only.
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Serious anglers know success starts with smart storage. Our 450 Downrigger Trolling Caddy gives anglers the perfect solution to keep their gear organized, accessible, and ready for action.

Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a seasoned pro, this all-in-one caddy is built to handle your most common trolling tackle, tools, and accessories with ease.

Built with the same level of durability that anglers have come to expect from a Scotty product, it can be easily installed on your existing 1026 Pedestal Swivel Mount or hard mounted directly to your boat.

Features:

Tray for pen / small terminal tackle
Self-locating snap holder
Toothpick wedge
Hard mounting option (screws not included)
Pliers holder
Line cutters / nail clippers holder

Swivel mount option
Line release holder (e.g. Power Grip)
Anchovy head pins holder
Lure hook hanger
Flasher hanger
Downrigger chassis bolt holder

Dimensions:

7″ (L) x 4.25″ (W) x 1.75″ (H)

MSRP:

Was:

$76.00

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