The Different Types of Fishing Rods

The holders used for retaining fishing rods get rid of the inconvenience from fishing for a variety of reasons. One reason is that it is good storage for the pole, especially when one is in a kayak. Rather than holding the paddle between your legs while you fish a fishing rod holder stores the rod in place allowing the person to carry multiple rods or even a few paddles.

Also, it makes trolling easier as the holder maintains the rod in one place and position as one travels to a number of fishing spots and when the angler removes a fish rod holders keep the rod secure. Most important they assist in catching more than one fish at the same time making the kayak look more versatile and extremely well-designed.

Following are some great tips that are going to be extremely helpful in helping you to determine the types of rods you should purchase.

To attach, or not to attach, that is the question. There are currently two types in the category of rod holders one of these can be attached on the outside of the boat and another model that can be placed in the flush. They both work differently and both respectively work well but as with all things, it depends on what the individual prefers.

To those who prefer the unattached: The unattached type of fishing rod holder comes in two forms, straight, and angled. And most kayaks making use of the angled form. When this type is used, one has a good chance of being able to stroll as the rods move away from the kayak.

If the person prefers the attached version: If the straight type is used, one is able to keep the fishing rod near the middle of the boat and as such, works best in storing the rod. Such a rod holder is good for the Tower and Cobra Navigator model of a kayak.

Rod holders made at home: A person could also design their own holder using common PVC. Or one could also start by getting themselves a milk crate and attaching it to a kayak with straps.

Fishing rod holder alternatives: An alternative of rod holder that can be put just above the kayak. These are usually tubes called RAM. As the latter's name implies, it provides a lock for the rod and has male and female parts. The part difference allows the two to be separated. Manufacturers that build this variation this variation are Attwood, Scotty and Roberts.