New Ram Rod Holders for Fishing

Wednesday, 07 October 2009 04:47

RAM designs fishing rod holders like nobody else. Take a look at the original RAM ROD series released in the year 2000. This unique concept did a whole lot more that just support a fishing rod. Allowing a quicker response to strikes and elevating the rod to a comfortable height spelled success for Fisherman everywhere. Keeping with that tried and true design, RAM now offers the RAM Rod 2007 series. Ideally suited for vessels as small as kayaks , to larger Tournament or Charter boats, this new line of products is guaranteed to please. Incorporating our one of a kind and patented ball and socket feature, perfect adjustment is a breeze and setting the hook could not be faster. When it comes to price, form, function, and don't forget fun, RAM is the one to get the job done!

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