C.E. Smith 70 Series Wrench f/Screwless Rod Holder Installation Crowsfoot WrenchClick to enlarge
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C.E. Smith 70 Series Wrench f/Screwless Rod Holder Installation Crowsfoot Wrench

Manufacturer: C.E. SmithPart #: 53697ASKU: 109473

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Item #: 109473

Category: Rod Holder Accessories

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Description

70 Series Wrench for Screwless Rod Holder Installation Crowsfoot Wrench Features: For use with 70 Series Screwless Rod Holders Allows for installation in locations with limited space This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

Specifications

BrandC.E. Smith
Part Number53697A
EverTide SKU109473
UPC768296011543

Specifications are provided by the manufacturer. Confirm fitment for your application before ordering, or contact us and we'll help.

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Hunting & Fishing — frequently asked

What type of rod holder should I get?
It depends on your boat and fishing style. Flush-mount holders are clean and permanent, rail-mount and clamp-on holders are flexible and removable, and heavy-duty holders suit trolling loads. Choose based on layout, target species, and whether you troll or still-fish, and mount on solid backing.
Do I need a downrigger?
A downrigger is worth it if you troll for fish that hold at a specific depth — it puts baits precisely where the fish are, which dramatically improves consistency. Match the downrigger capacity and boom length to your boat and the depths you fish, and mount it securely.
How do I keep fishing gear from corroding?
Choose marine-grade (stainless, coated, or UV-stable) gear, and rinse rod holders, reels, downriggers, and hardware with fresh water after every saltwater outing. Salt and sun are what degrade fishing gear fastest, so a quick freshwater rinse and dry storage add years of life.

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