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Now that I have finished re-carpeting the boat I need to mount some rod holders. I have several Scotty rod holders and bases.
In order to mount some of them on the port side storage locker I need to extend them higher.
Has anyone ever used the Scotty 6.5 inch extensions and how well do they work.
Thanks
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I've never used Scotty brand rod holder extensions but I do have RAM brand and they work well. I also have Scotty rod holders on my boat, so I would be interested in seeing what the extensions look like and the cost, do you have a link to the site that shows them?
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I use one for my GoPro. They are pretty solid. A friend uses on on his pontoon. Been a few years and no problems.
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WH2,
I picked up the last one they had at Fish Tech for 14.99. Try the link below to see what they look like. They only come in 6.5 inch.
[url "http://www.austinkayak.com/products/53/Scotty-Rod-Holder-Extender-259.html?gclid=COjZ4-_00b4CFVBsfgodt6AAGg"]http://www.austinkayak.com/products/53/Scotty-Rod-Holder-Extender-259.html?gclid=COjZ4-_00b4CFVBsfgodt6AAGg[/url]
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I have used a pair of them for several years on my boat. The rod holder itself is a Cabela's brand (probably manufactured by Scotty). They have worked great and are primarily used to hold sturgeon rods, so they are quite durable.
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Thanks, that looks cheaper than buying another RAM rod holder, they are around $30 each. Here is a pic of how my rod holders are placed.
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