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Storage for paddles
Dogface	#1  Posted on 06/25/09 - 6:24 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 80 Comments: 1 Joined: 07/30/08	I have two old canoe paddles I carry just for emergency. I'd like to hang them s omehow onto the side rails or even the inner side of the hull if I could find the right source for such hangers. Oh, this is on a 150 Montauk Any tips on this ? Thanks in advance... Mark
theo	#2  Posted on 06/25/09 - 8:24 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 252 Comments: 0 Joined: 08/26/08	You could hang a couple of Schedule 40 pvc tubes on your rails or mount them to the inside of the gunwhales. Ted 1985 15' CC, 1994 60 hp Merc (Wednesday built), 5" jack plate
Dogface	#3  Posted on 06/25/09 - 11:15 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 80 Comments: 1 Joined: 07/30/08	Actually I'm looking for some of those hard rubber 'clip like things' that presently hold the anchoring light to the side of the hull. I think, if mounted correctly, they'll hold a paddle. Searched a lot of boating supply sites but not found them yet. Mark
theo	#4  Posted on 06/25/09 - 12:38 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 252 Comments: 0 Joined: 08/26/08	Check out the Quick Fist clamps: http://www.endroad.com/page/page/6692...669246.htm I've got a few of these to hold a shovel and Pulaski in my LandCruiser. Plenty tough enough for a boat paddle. Ted 1985 15' CC, 1994 60 hp Merc (Wednesday built), 5" jack plate
Key-z	#5  Posted on 06/25/09 - 5:32 PM
Member Posts: 102 Comments: 5 Joined: 08/14/06	I have a 13' boston whaler and I attached the oars under the seats using the white rubber grips. You can also use the stainless steel type. Works like a charm. Key-z
MW	#6  Posted on 06/25/09 - 11:53 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 1827 Comments: 10 Joined: 01/08/06	Not sure about the "150" series, I have the "Classic" Sport 15, and two 4' canoe paddle's will "lock in" behind the side rail's if you "Invert" them together, I too explored the "Clip's", and the paddles take up less room this way, and are easier to get to quickly when you are up on the "Tidal Flat's". Matt
Paulsv	#7  Posted on 06/26/09 - 7:52 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 122 Comments: 0 Joined: 08/27/07	I keep a paddle on my 76 Montauk. It wedges nicely behind and between two of the rail stanchions.
Dogface	#8  Posted on 06/27/09 - 6:55 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 80 Comments: 1 Joined: 07/30/08	I ended up ordering a set of rod holders that look as if they may do the job. If not the Quick Fist clamps appear perfect for the job. I tried mounting on the rails but it looked as if they may interfere with the bimini top supports. Thanks to all... Mark