TheHurtLocker
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Here you go. bajaedd.com
Rod storage ideas in cuddy
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bcbassfishing
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not knowing what your dealing with but I'd trim the carpet back to expose solid material of some kind. Every build is different... just gotta think out side the box sometimes as it can have awesome results. Got a pic of what your dealing with?
Trophy 2000
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I like this set and this link is where you purchased ?https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004261457901.html
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000266580843.html?spm=a2g0o.detail.1000014.2.50011234zAy5v7&gps-id=pcDetailBottomMoreOtherSeller&scm=1007.40050.281175.0&scm_id=1007.40050.281175.0&scm-url=1007.40050.281175.0&pvid=3f652b14-4588-4a2b-9b52-4f67c4506540&_t=gps-idcDetailBottomMoreOtherSeller,scm-url:1007.40050.281175.0,pvid:3f652b14-4588-4a2b-9b52-4f67c4506540,tpp_buckets:668#2846#8111#1996&pdp_ext_f={"sku_id":"10000001078759578","sceneId":"30050"}&pdp_npi=2@dis!CAD!62.88!62.88!!!!!@2103239c16755545615608612eab02!10000001078759578!rec
i was able to get the 4 rod version but really happy with the quality
wildthing
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yep been getting a fair amount from Aliexpress just 4-6 week wait time ...its a China version of ebay but with better shipping rates
Corey_lax
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Love aliexpress for some things. I bought a new seat fabric and foam for my truck for like $30 and it’s around $200 on Amazon. Just don’t buy clothes on there. I bought “daiwa” rain gear for like $7. The XL size fits like a medium haha. And it’s not waterproof what’s so ever.
wildthing
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yeah clothes are hit and miss on the sizes....lol but diesel heater parts ....braid and most of my electronic gadgets are from there .....
Trophy 2000
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Oh nice will do and noticed your Amundsen prostaff . I purchased 3x Savvy Sumo MH 6.3 jigging rods last year and sweet rods
fishforfun
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I installed these into the cuddy of my 22’ Pursuit, I like the adjustability, and didn’t want holes in my boat. I stitched them onto the headliner and they have been solid for five years.
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the force
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I’m going to order some supplies and build a set of these to hang vertically, any suggestions before I do? Looks straightforward, 6” strap and single screw through the middle to fix to the wood?
ship happens
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I engineered this one a few years ago in our 23. Can't beat the hole and hook style for sheer convenience. 
I could have done rounded corners and made it super nice, but I built it from some wierd sheet of delrin poly plastic that I had and it was sitting in the shop for a long time. Not nice to cut. Figured just use it instead of cutting up a sheet of HDPE. It's for me so I said what the he'll it's a fish boat
I could have done rounded corners and made it super nice, but I built it from some wierd sheet of delrin poly plastic that I had and it was sitting in the shop for a long time. Not nice to cut. Figured just use it instead of cutting up a sheet of HDPE. It's for me so I said what the he'll it's a fish boat
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Last_Call
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Looking to add some overhead rod storage in my cuddy as well to appreciate the comments / links on this thread so far. I have an aluminum boat and I plan to weld a few tabs on the ceiling so that I can attach/mount some sort of rod storage system. I like the functionality of the system in the pic attached but it looks quite dinky/brittle. I think ideally I like to find something similar but using something like 1/2" plastic (HDPE/LDPE/etc). Anyone know with that sort of thing exists?
If not, what would be the best material to try to make my own with? Is a sheet of 1/2" HDPE fairly easy to work with/cut/router? thanks for any tips.
If not, what would be the best material to try to make my own with? Is a sheet of 1/2" HDPE fairly easy to work with/cut/router? thanks for any tips.
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Last Call, I have used the holders in your picture for the past 4 years. They’re manufactured by a U.S. company called Cold Tuna Fishing, website is Coldtuna.com. Price is very reasonable, they’re very well made and with the bungee cord there is no rattling while running out, and they hold 4 Hali setups no problem. I thought about making a ceiling holder for my boat until I found these.
SpringFever552
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I've mounted these in my cuddy also, above where I sleep which goes under my table on port side, they work great and would recommend
I'll add a pic of it tomorrow
