C.E. Smith 536800S - Flush Mount Rod Holder - 0 Degree - Swivel - 10.5" Deep

The C.E. Smith 536800S Flush Mount Rod Holder with 0-degree angle and swivel design delivers reliable performance for serious anglers who demand precision rod storage. This 10.5-inch deep flush mount holder combines cast stainless steel construction with functional design, making it an ideal choice for both saltwater and freshwater fishing applications where corrosion resistance and structural integrity are non-negotiable.

The 536800S features C.E. Smith's signature cast stainless steel gimbal bar, engineered to withstand the repeated stress of downrigger systems and heavy offshore tackle. The rounded cast bottom end includes a 1/2-inch pipe threaded drain hole, eliminating water pooling and extending the holder's service life in harsh marine environments. A black vinyl liner protects rod finishes from scratching and chafing during storage and retrieval, while the keyed gimbal design ensures secure rod positioning at the 0-degree flush angle, minimizing movement during trolling or rough sea conditions.

This rod holder suits weekend anglers upgrading basic factory holders and commercial fishing operations running multiple trolling lines. The swivel mechanism allows functional angle adjustment without permanent deck modification, and the flush mount profile maintains clean deck aesthetics. Weekend fishermen appreciate the corrosion resistance in salt spray environments; offshore and charter crews rely on its durability during extended seasons with heavy downrigger or jet propulsion use.

C.E. Smith rod holders are industry standard across recreational and commercial vessels. The 80C series positions this holder in the premium segment, offering superior casting quality and corrosion protection compared to basic aluminum alternatives. Anglers upgrading existing installations benefit from compatibility with standard mounting plates and the proven track record of stainless steel construction in saltwater service.

SKU CW94465 | UPC 768296011222