Takedown 3 Position Original Bank Fishing Rod Holder

Takedown 3 Position Original Bank Fishing Rod Holder is a heavy-duty bank-fishing rod holder built to be driven into the ground and give anglers a secure, compact support for stationary bait presentations. The reinforced steel design is made to be hammered into demanding bank conditions and provides three useful rod positions: low at approximately 0 degrees, an angled position around 45 degrees, or straight upright.

At approximately 21.5 inches long, the Original is compact enough to carry several holders to the bank while remaining substantial enough for serious catfish duty. Takedown builds these holders for terrain that can include sand, dirt, mud, gravel, hard clay, rocks, and other difficult shoreline conditions. The open steel cradle keeps the rod accessible when a fish loads up while allowing anglers to choose the rod angle that fits the bank, current, line position, and bite style.

Key Features

• Three-position bank rod holder for approximately 0-degree, 45-degree, or upright rod placement
• Approximately 21.5-inch compact bank-fishing design
• Reinforced steel construction designed to be hammered into difficult terrain
• Built for sand, dirt, mud, gravel, hard clay, rocky banks, and other demanding shorelines
• Open rod cradle keeps the rod easy to remove when a fish commits to the bait
• Heavy-duty design suited to catfish and other stationary bank-fishing presentations
• Multiple finish colors for organizing or matching a bank-fishing setup

Specifications

• Length: approximately 21.5 in
• Rod positions: approximately 0 degrees, 45 degrees, and upright
• Construction: welded steel bank rod holder
  

Best Uses

Use the Takedown Original when fishing cut bait, live bait, prepared bait, or other stationary presentations from the bank. Drive the holder securely into the shoreline, select the rod angle that gives the best line path and bite visibility, and place the rod in the open cradle. It is particularly well suited to catfishing on rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and spillway banks where solid rod support is important while waiting for blue, flathead, or channel catfish to load the rod.