Mount our dual-axis rod holders between the mounting base and swivel base of your Cannon downrigger for unparalleled rod positioning. A pistol grip release allows for quick, one-handed angle changes, and the innovative ratcheting adjustment system allows you to easily pull the holder to a vertical position. Full 360 degree rotation makes it the ultimate fishing accessory. Dual-axis adjustable rod holder positions rods vertically or easily remove them, thanks to the innovative ratcheting adjustment system on our rod holders.
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Features
360 Rotation
Dual Axis Rod Holders can rotate 360 degrees to help you dial in your trolling spread with unprecedented precision. Just press and hold the pin on the swivel base to rotate your rod holder.
One-Handed Angle Adjustment
Easily set your rod holder where you want it with just one hand. Simply pull pistol grip and adjust it to your desired angle. When you release the grip, the fishing rod holder will stay in place.
Ratcheting Ability
The easiest way to take a rod out of a rod holder is in the vertical position, which is why we’ve built a ratcheting mechanism into our Dual Axis Rod holders. So when there’s a bite on, all you have to do is simply pull straight back - no button release or involved.
Locking Pin
Cannon rod holders are extremely secure, featuring a locking pin on the inside to keep your rod exactly where you set it and hold it in place even if you’re traveling over rough water.
Wide Range of Mounting Positions
A wide range of mounting positions allows for any fishing application.
UV Resistant Cap
UV resistant cap prevents scratching expensive equipment
Video References
Cannon Dual Axis Rod Holders
The Cannon Dual Axis Rod Holder is a highly adaptable and secure piece of gear for your boat. It can be adjusted on two axes, allowing for front-to-back and 360-degree rotation, making it ideal for setting your trolling spreads and storing your fishing rods. Its locking pin ensures your rods stay in place, even in rough waters. Additionally, the built-in ratcheting mechanism allows for easy vertical positioning without needing to push any buttons. Learn more at Cannon Downriggers’ website or their YouTube channel.
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- The Most Adaptable Rod Holder 0:20
- Level of Adjustability 1:03
- Easiest Way to Take a Rod Out 1:22
- Ratcheting Mechanism 1:31
Getting the Most Out of Dual Axis Rod Holders
Arne Arredondo, a pro staffer for Cannon, runs the charter boat Phoenix out of Kenosha, Wisconsin. He uses Cannon’s Dual Axis rod holders in a unique way by mounting them on a clamp for his planer board rods. These rod holders offer versatility for positioning rods, whether using light surface lines in spring or heavier lead core and copper lines. The Dual Axis rod holders make it easier to handle rods, especially in rough conditions or with big fish, and help prevent tangles by keeping everything spread out. Cannon’s products are designed for versatility and strength.
Key moments
Rod Holder Tips for Trolling Leadcore
Tom Brunz, fishing on the Mississippi River, emphasizes the importance of using quality rod holders, specifically Cannon’s Single Axis rod holders, while trolling with leadcore lines. He explains that these rod holders allow for easy adjustment, which helps prevent tangles and ensures the rods are positioned optimally. Tom advises not to tighten the rod holders too much, as this flexibility allows for quick adjustments to avoid snags and maintain proper lure depth. He highlights that good rod holders make trolling more efficient and hassle-free.
Dipsy Diver Rod Holder Tips - Cannon Dual Axis
Mark Courts from Break Time Charters in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, highlights the versatility of Cannon’s Dual Axis rod holders, especially for his dipsy setup. He appreciates the ease of adjusting rod positions with a simple button press, allowing for better separation and easier handling. The rod holders also feature a pin system for gimbal-mounted rod butts, ensuring the line counter is always visible. For more details, visit cannondownriggers.com.
