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The CRX1000 is a perfect size for super finesse presentations like spybaits, drop shots and Ned rigs

What This Gear Is Commonly Used For Transporting up to six rod and reel combinations Keeping fishing rods organized during travel Vehicle transport for surf, pier, and inshore fishing Reducing rod movement while driving Front or rear hitch-mounted rod storage Why This Gear Is Useful on the OBX Safely transports multiple surf rods to beach access points Bright anodized aluminum finish resists corrosion in saltwater environments Anti-rattle device helps provide a quieter, more secure ride Adjustable height helps improve rod clearance on different vehicles Ideal for anglers fishing the Outer Banks and other coastal destinations Where This Gear Is Most Often Used Outer Banks beach access points Surf fishing destinations Fishing piers Boat ramps Coastal fishing trips nationwide Product Features Holds up to six rod and reel combinations Fits standard 2-inch front or rear receiver hitches Bright anodized aluminum finish Integrated anti-rattle device included Nylon rod tube caps help protect rod handles 6-inch vertical height adjustment Heavy-duty construction for coastal environments Product Specifications Model: 457 Product Type: Hitch-Mounted 6 Rod Holder Capacity: 6 rod and reel combinations Finish: Bright anodized aluminum Receiver Size: Fits standard 2-inch front or rear receiver hitch Height Adjustment: 6 inches Includes: Anti-rattle device and nylon rod tube caps Receiver Hitch: 2-inch receiver required (not included) Shipping Information NOT ELIGIBLE FOR FREE SHIPPING

The spool on a Nottingham was attached to the reel using a brass nut, but by the very early 1880s, a style called the centrepin had put in its appearance, which had a sprung latch allowing the spool to be released quickly by pressing a button in its centre

The Multicolor is particularly interesting for fishing in greater depths

Go to any lure manufacturer's website and you'll see them ordered by weight, usually something like 1/8 oz, 1/4 oz, 3/8 oz, 1/2 oz and so on