
Adjustable Rotating Fishing Rod Holder Mount for Kayak Canoe Boat Rail Clamp
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Perfect for kayaking and boat fishing, this adjustable fishing rod holder mount combines strength, versatility, and ease of use. Built with a reinforced nylon body and high-impact aluminium alloy base, it offers excellent stability and corrosion resistance in marine environments. The 360-degree rotation and dual-angle tilt adjustment let you set the perfect position for your fishing style, whether trolling, drifting, or anchored. Its secure clamp mount fits platforms up to 5 cm thick, making it compatible with most kayak rails, canoe edges, and small boat mounts.
Features
- Durable reinforced nylon and aluminium alloy construction for long-lasting performance in saltwater and freshwater.
- 360-degree rotatable design allows quick and precise positioning for different fishing techniques.
- Horizontal and vertical tilt adjustment to suit various rod angles and seating setups.
- Clamp fits up to 5 cm thick platforms for secure attachment to most kayak, canoe, or boat surfaces.
- Universal compatibility with standard kayak rails and boat mount systems.
Specifications
- Material: Reinforced nylon + aluminium alloy
- Length: 24 cm
- Hole Diameter: 3.81 cm
- Base Clamping Width: Up to 5 cm
- Rotation: 360° adjustable
- Adjustment: Horizontal and vertical tilt
- Quantity: 2 pieces
- Colour: Black
Package Includes
- 2 × Rotating Fishing Rod Holder Mounts
Note
- Allow 1–3 cm measurement variance due to manual measuring.
- Product colour may appear slightly different due to lighting or monitor settings.
- Confirm clamp width compatibility with your kayak or boat before purchase.
- Install securely to ensure stability during fishing.