Fishing Gear: Cannon Dual-Axis Adjustable Rod Holder

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April 01, 2023 By Thomas Allen

Cannon Dual-Axis Adjustable Rod Holder

Description and Application: Experience 360º of rotation at the push of a button with this 10" holder. Features six up and down locking positions, a pistol grip release for quick, one-handed angle changes and a ratcheting adjustment system that allows you to quickly position the holder vertically. Includes a UV-resistant end cap to protect rod and reel.

Staff Perspective:Whether you’re dragging spinner harnesses for Lake Erie walleyes or trolling lead-core for steelhead in Lake Huron or hauling big baits for muskies on Lake of the Woods, the Cannon Dual Axis rod holder will stand up to the abuse that definitely occurs while trolling, and they easily adjust after a fish eats—just pull it up towards you without pushing any buttons, and lift the rod out for the fight. It’s that easy. These rod holders will last for years providing you with the confidence that your gear won’t go overboard when the fish of your dreams finally eats.

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Cannon Dual-Axis Adjustable Rod Holder

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