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Tite-Lok

Tite-Lok Rail Mount Rod Holder (5716)

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The Tite-Lok Rail Mount Rod Holder (5716) gives salmon, lake trout, walleye, and striped bass anglers a strong, adjustable setup for managing rods during planer board, outrigger, and downrigger trolling. Machined anodized aluminum construction provides heavy-duty durability, while the combination of a 5710 Series tube-style rod holder and 5606 Rail Mount creates a secure, versatile system for freshwater and coastal boats. The holder locks throughout a full range of positions from vertical to horizontal, helping anglers set effective rod angles for changing spreads, lure positions, and trolling conditions. Its 10 1/2-inch-deep tube accepts standard rod handles, and the removable holder leaves the rail mount in place when anglers need more open space on deck.

  • Fits square and round boat rails measuring up to 1 1/4 inches
  • Adjusts and locks throughout a full range from vertical to horizontal
  • Features a removable 10 1/2-inch-deep tube that accepts standard rod handles
  • Includes a mounting screw, Allen wrench, and four mounting bolts

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