Looking for something to store pre-tied leaders for carolina and three way swivel catfish rigs. Would this work?
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I use the lindy rigging kit for spinners only witch its works great. Each rig gets about a 1/2 inch in the spool. If your using big circle hooks on your cat rigs I'd say it would get a bit tight. Hope this helps
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It will work fine for both of those rigs. I have some, very similar on mine at the moment, and it sure helps with that storage problem.
213491
Yes it is kinda small for that, I have upgraded to the larger version, which is much easier to use
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Not very well, because the board wouldn't fit in the slings and could slide off. You need wider stands for a SUP
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Yes! Works perfectly. I've strapped two boards each in a separate bag with no problem. REALLY cool rack system! Easy to install, easy to operate, and very secure snug fit. Highly recommend.
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Are you referring to a bobber? The line has camera technology in it, so unable to secure by tying it. I suppose one could use bobber if could attach in some way, I love mine for crappie fishing
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I have the built in gunwale rod holders in my boat. The trap ease puller base looks like it is meant to be permanently mounted with the supplied bolts to the gunwale. I did not want to mount it that way, so I bought a scotty gimbal mount - Scotty Gimbal Mount (Length- 9 Inch) - which slides into the gunwale rod holders. I then attached a bamboo cutting board to the gimbal mount and mounted the trap ease base to the board. I can use the board for cleaning fish and cutting up bait and then drop in the trap ease puller when I need it.
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Hi there are compartments to store the reels seperately. Attaching the reels to the rods should also be no problem as you can remove the partitioned layers, although the rods maybe susceptible to falling from side to side in the case when you are moviing it. I hold 3 rods in each compartment and they are 10ft*4 piece) so your 5ft rods should be no problem
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You could put 2 3 rack systems side by side. It would probably take up a bit more space than a 6 rack system, but would work if you have sufficient space.
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The "kit" I bought included three of the riggers as shown, but not a storage box. My memory may be failing me, but when purchased this item I do not remember the photo on Amazon showing the storage box which is now on the product page. That said, I use mine for holding rigged trolling lines right in the tackle box and for the most part the rigs keep the lines from tangles with other items in the box. This is, I thilnk the whole point of using them, and with or without a box I recommed them if this is what you are looking for. Obviously they do take up a fair amount of space in the tackle box and that is the one downside to using them. The "kit" I bought included three of the riggers as shown, but not a storage box. My memory may be failing me, but when purchased this item I do not remember the photo on Amazon showing the storage box which is now on the product page. That said, I use mine for holding rigged trolling lines right in the tackle box and for the most part the rigs keep the lines from tangles with other items in the box. This is, I thilnk the whole point of using them, and with or without a box I recommed them if this is what you are looking for. Obviously they do take up a fair amount of space in the... » Read More The "kit" I bought included three of the riggers as shown, but not a storage box. My memory may be failing me, but when purchased this item I do not remember the photo on Amazon showing the storage box which is now on the product page. That said, I use mine for holding rigged trolling lines right in the tackle box and for the most part the rigs keep the lines from tangles with other items in the box. This is, I thilnk the whole point of using them, and with or without a box I recommed them if this is what you are looking for. Obviously they do take up a fair amount of space in the tackle box and that is the one downside to using them. « Show Less
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Yes, but you may lose the space below them. Works very well with hook type back.
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Go to the hardware store and look for a swivel hanger among the hooks and caribiners... not sure what they're technically called. Or a towing hook would work. You just want to make sure the hook is rated for over 100 pounds... the heavier duty the better as the users will be swinging and twisting on it.
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YES i fully beleive they will aslong as you mount them properly in to a stud if u cant find a stud make one with a 24" peice of 2x4 for each hange mount the 2x4 on to the wall securely and then mount your hanger into the 2x4 but yes it wont have any issue holding a 15' i store my kayak on mine and hang my helmet and quad gear on them at the same time
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As you suggest, I use them to hold the hull right side up, and they work well. I would not have a lot of confidence holding a kayak sideways on these racks.
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I don't have it with me, but I can fit a hard storage case in there for 12 shafts. I have a 29" draw. Hope this helps.
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Absolutely, that's what I've got and it works great. You will have to (as someone else mentioned) get a crown bolt that's compatable with the standard GoPro hardware unless you want to carry a wrench with you when you ride.
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In the kit I bought there are 3 riggers that will hold 12 single rigs each and is about 7 1/2" long. They do have for sale a single rigger that costs much less.
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Sorry I can't help, I removed the gun racks and used to carry tie downs, etc. for towing. Great organizer, easy install.
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It probably isn't your best answer to storage, but you might be able to make it work. The clips would be held apart when stored, which may stretch them so they don't fit as snugly.