Du-Bro Trac-A-Rod 4 Foot Fishing Rod Rack, Gold/Black

This is one of the easiest and fully adjustable rod storage systems on the market. No more tangled or broken fishing rods stacked in a corner. FEATURES Fully adjustable, no need to take reels off, stores rods with handles up to 1-3/4 in dia., completely rust resistant, new improved tip holders, mounts horizontal or vertical on the ceiling or wall. Perfect for inside boats, pickup trucks, vans and RV's. 4 ft. gold track with black rod holders. Holds up to 12 rods.

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Prop 65 Warning CAThe Dubro Gold/Black 1090GB Tournament Rod Holder securely holds your rod and reel. Easy to install. Completely adjustable and

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Prop 65 Warning CAThe Trac-A-Rod storing system mounts on the ceiling or wall, vertical or horizontal. Stores up to six rods with rod handles up

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Dubro Fishing Trac-A-Rod Silver Fishing Rod Rack - This is one of the easiest and fully adjustable fishing rod storage systems on the market! No more tangled or broken fishing rods stacked in a corner. Use in garage, house, cabin, boat, truck, van or RV. Fully adjustable Reels stay on fishing rods, no need to take them off Works with fishing rods with handles up to 1-3/4in dia.

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