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River rod rests

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Hi everyone,

Any recommendations on river rod rests? Using single 46inc bank sticks x2 and thinking maybe those attached custom angling solutions.

Any other recommendations of feedback on the attached welcomed.

Whilst we are on the subject to people find a hockey post solution better than singles ? I suppose it’s situation dependent.
 

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What an epic idea can you share the bits and size you used to do the isotope bit are they quick release bottoms or your own ones all together ?
It is as simple as it looks in the photo Dan.
An isotope and 40mm bit of 2:1 shrink tube.
The bottom bit is just an avid quick change thing. Think they were designed for storm poles but I use em for everything because they don’t have any free play at all when locked.
 
Nice 3ft twitch proof idea, I should customise mine as well.
They were a bit more complicated than they needed to be. I turned them on the lathe out of aluminum and threaded them. Then I cut/tapped the thread into the rest. Screwed them in to it with a strong glue then heat shrunk around them to avoid the rod being clanged into the aluminum.
You could do it much much simpler
 
Should have gone for the green rich 😉 with added Luna ring at the bottom
 

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They were a bit more complicated than they needed to be. I turned them on the lathe out of aluminum and threaded them. Then I cut/tapped the thread into the rest. Screwed them in to it with a strong glue then heat shrunk around them to avoid the rod being clanged into the aluminum.
You could do it much much simpler
Sounds a bit complicated, but what a nice result.
 
Thanks all went for custom angling soultions ones going to take Richards idea and isotope them 🙂
 
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