RH5710 Rod Holder
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    • RH5710 Rod Holder

    SKU:
    BURNRH5710
    RH5710 Rod Holder
    $104.99
    The RH5710 Rod Holder design is dedicated to top mounted bait casting rod/reel combinations. View full description

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    The RH5710 Rod Holder design is dedicated to top mounted bait casting rod/reel combinations. The reel stabilizer, self-adjusts to the particular rod reel combination. The flush mounted rod holder can be horizontally rotated in 22.5-degree increments in the mount and the rapid adjust trigger allows four vertical fishing positions (0, 25, 50 and 75 degrees). Rod removal is quick and clean in any position. The RH5710 can be quickly rotated to a vertical position to create a rod storage location when idle or running. The RH5710 also includes a simple, secure rotary rod lock.It is compatible with the GM400 and GM650 boating Mounts.
    Brand:
    Burnewiin

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