Judging the Angle and Length of Your Rod Holder

All fishing rod holders are made slightly different. They have either a 0°, 15° or 30° angle, depending on the position of the rod holder. 0° holders are made for the transom of the boat. The 15° holders are for the rail. And the 30° is made for the rail closer to the nose so the fishing rods don’t cross lines.

Need more holders to fit more board racks? We sell different rod holders so you can mount new ones in the correct spots. Because of the different angles of rod holders running up the boat, we designed a swivel for our product so the rack can hold the boards properly.

Not only do the rod holders have different angles, there are different types and different depths. Our original rack system is designed for a certain length to fit inside the rod holders and utilizes the locking pin at the bottom to secure placement.

We realized some rod holders on older and newer boats have deep rod holders. So we can make your specific rack have a longer male piece to fit inside the holder for safety.

To do this, we need you to make a note of how deep your rod holder is as well as the angle of the holder so we can make sure your first shipped board rack is perfect for your boat.

Here’s how:

1. Measure the depth from the top of your rod holder to the locking pin inside.
2. To determine the angle of your rod holders, download a mobile App onto your smartphone and follow the App’s directions to find the angle. The typical angle is 30° and the second common angle is 15°.
   • Download the Angle Meter App For Android
   • Download the Angle Meter App For Apple
3. Please tell us the angle and the depth of the two-rod holders you plan to use on your boat. Don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions:
   • info@takeyourboards.com

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