Why Choose Stainless Steel Rod Holders ?

Another Romantic Letter from John

It's no secret that plastic gets brittle after a few summers of hot sun and a few cold winters. The color fades and now the rod holders you thought were a buy are really not much to get excited about, in fact they begin to look shabby. You already have enough work keeping your boat clean and polished.

You need to think about making life easier and fishing more fun, so look to Stainless Steel Rod Holders. These may cost you a few dollars more but you won't be replacing them in a year or two. They look good basically forever with just a light cleaning. Very durable and strong when needed stainless steel holders make all the difference when you hook that big fish. When you are trolling and a large Dolphin or Tuna hit the line the stress on the equipment is enormous. You won't see many of the plastic versions on serious fishing vessels. Captains know that equipment has to be ready and reliable. We have seen cases where just the vibration from the boat motor has loosened fasteners and nearly ruin a great day on the water.

When you decide to upgrade or replace rod holders on your boat be sure to select a good grade of stainless steel like 316 stainless. The next step is to examine the rod holder design, make sure the quality is sound, look for defects in the finish, welds if any, fasteners should be high quality as well. Most importantly the attachment point to the boat itself such as clamps must be able to withstand the rigor of trolling for big fish, this means whether the rod holder is a clamp-on, bulkhead or flush mount it has to be extremely strong.

It is best to get a guarantee when you purchase any new equipment for your boat and this includes rod holders, most reputable dealers will have a money back or exchange policy just in case a problem arises. If you are interested new rod holders take a tour of our own site http://www.rodholderdepot.com  you will find a large selection and your satisfaction is guaranteed.

by. John Gallinagh