The Scotty Adjustable Fly Rod Holder 265 Boat Mount is a popular accessory for anglers who need a secure and adjustable way to hold fly rods while fishing from a boat. Here’s what you need to know about it:

Key Features:
1. Adjustability – The holder can be tilted to various angles, allowing you to position your fly rod for trolling, drift fishing, or storage.

Scotty Adjustable Fly Rod Holder 265 Boat Mount

2. Secure Grip – Features a rubberized insert to protect rod blanks while keeping them firmly in place.
3. Universal Mounting – Compatible with Scotty’s 241 Side Deck Mount, 244 Gimbal Mount, or 242 Locking Mount (sold separately).
4. Durable Construction – Made from high-strength, UV-resistant polymers for long-lasting performance.
5. Quick-Release – Easy to insert and remove rods while fishing.

Compatibility:
– Fits most fly rods with standard reel seats.
– Works with Scotty’s Glide Track System (if using an adapter).
– Can be mounted on gunwales, rails, or other flat surfaces.

Installation:
1. Choose a mounting location (gunwale, deck, or track system).
2. Attach the appropriate Scotty base (241, 244, or 242).
3. Insert the 265 Fly Rod Holder into the base and secure it.

Best Uses:
– Fly Fishing from a Boat – Keeps rods secure while drifting or trolling.
– Rod Storage – Holds rods vertically or horizontally when not in use.
– Multi-Rod Setups – Can be used alongside other Scotty holders for different fishing styles.

Pros:
✔ Lightweight yet sturdy
✔ Adjustable for different fishing styles
✔ Protects rod finish with rubberized inserts

Cons:
❌ Base mount sold separately
❌ May not fit extra-large fly reel seats

Where to Buy:
– Available at fishing retailers (Bass Pro Shops, Cabela’s, TackleDirect).
– Online (Amazon, eBay, Scotty’s official website).

Alternatives:
– Scotty Power Lock Rod Holder (better for heavy trolling).
– RAM Mounts Tube Rod Holder (more adjustable but bulkier).

If you’re fly fishing from a boat, this holder is a solid choice for convenience and rod protection. Just ensure you have the right mounting base for your setup.

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