Traxstech Fishing Systems
Traxstech Ratcheting Rod Holder with Lift and Turn Base on 45 Degree T-Bolt Mount (GTLT-TBM-45)
Traxstech RH1 Lift and turn hod holder with base to slide in track (RH1)
Traxstech RH1 Lift and Turn Rod Holder with ACB Bracket for Alumacraft (RH1-ACB-250)
Traxstech RH1 Lift and Turn Rod Holder with Base for Scotty Downriggers (SCTRH1)
Traxstech RH1-TBM-90 Lift and Turn Rod Holder with TBM-90 Mounting Bracket
Traxstech RH1-TBM-90T Lift and Turn Rod Holder with TBM-90T Mounting Bracket
Traxstech RH2 Double lift and turn rod holder with base to slide in track (RH2)
Traxstech RH4 Quad lift and turn rod holder with base to slide in track (RH4)
Traxstech Fishing Systems
Traxstech builds its whole line around one idea: an aluminum track mounted on the gunwale, and every accessory — rod holders, trees, downriggers, electronics mounts — slides into it and locks where you want it. Re-rigging for a different lake or a different species takes minutes, and nothing new gets screwed into the boat.
The core of the system is the mounting track, in lengths from 6 inches to 6 feet. Onto it go the ratcheting and lift-and-turn rod holders Traxstech is known for, vertical trees for planer board spreads, trolling bars, and the Elite Series downriggers. Gimbal mounts and T-bolt mounts cover boats that can't take a track, and the planer reels and masts round out a full big-water spread.
If you're deciding between Traxstech and Cisco, our Dockside comparison of the two systems walks through how they differ. Riggers building a full setup usually start with Traxstech Mounting Tracks and Traxstech Rod Holders.