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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

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You could hang a couple of Schedule 40 pvc tubes on your rails or mount them to the inside of the gunwhales.

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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

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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. :)

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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

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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".

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I keep a paddle on my 76 Montauk. It wedges nicely behind and between two of the rail stanchions.

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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