SKU: CW62151
UPC: 096811590045
MPN: RH5999-9001
The Lee's Rod Butt Extender for Short-Butt Rods in Heavy Rod Holder solves a common rigging problem: short-butt fishing rods that don't reach the pin mechanism in heavy-duty rod holders. This stainless steel extender bridges that gap, enabling shorter rod butts to lock securely onto the pin without forcing or workarounds. It's a straightforward solution for anglers who've invested in premium heavy rod holders but need compatibility with their complete quiver of rods.
Constructed from stainless steel, this extender resists corrosion in saltwater environments and fresh water alike. The compact 3-inch length and minimal weight (0.3 lbs) mean it adds virtually nothing to your rod setup while providing the engagement depth needed for a positive pin lock. The design is passive—it simply extends the butt contact point—so there's no mechanism to wear or maintain. This makes it especially valuable for offshore and coastal anglers where salt spray exposure is constant, or for anyone running multiple rod types in the same rod holder system.
This accessory is purpose-built for anglers using heavy rod holders (the type with positive pin-locking engagement) who also fish shorter butt rods—a common scenario in charter fishing, offshore jigging, and tackle systems where rod length varies. Lee's Tackle engineered this extender specifically to maintain the security of heavy-duty rod holders without requiring rod modification or holder replacement. It's a practical addition to any serious saltwater or freshwater fishing setup where rod security under load matters.
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