Drink holders.

[RumRunner]

i'd like to hear from a few guys that added drink holders in your fishing boat. What kind and where did you install them and how many?
RumRunner

 

[Regulate It]

Added a 316 SS Double Ring Drink Holder to the top of my e-box on my 21 center console - Amazon - 25 bucks. Only drink holders on the boat

 

[miky2884]

Check out seasucker.com

 

[Brent]

We have some West Marine and WalMart

 

[captainhix]

You will pay for them but by far the best add on cup holders are from seasucker and they DO work.

 

[Luv2fish]

I use the Westmarine cup holders (http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs/st ... K9gAeSdnSg) mounted on the inside of the gunnel. Unfortunately I end up replacing them once a year because they do not weather well and get broken when we hit them while fishing. They are cheap ($9.99) but I think I'm going to look at the Seasucker. Thanks for posting.

Steve

 

[Sully]

I use the west marine ones ...
I have had good luck with them. :roll:
Have 3 ofthem in the pilot house and 4 in the cockpit.
In black I us only two screw holes and they work well
I think I relpaced 2 in 10 years..
You can see two mounted here

 

[bigpondonly]

Looks good Sully. Did you make those covers for the port/starboard hatches?
Dave

 

[Tawn]

Ive got two of these. They list for $89.99 a piece on Sea-Suckers website.

I have used them for 2 seasons. This winter I am installing permanent stainless cupholders.

I'll trade them for two 30 packs of Bud Light.

Local Pick Up only.

Im in Northern Calvert County, MD

 

[Sully]

Dave
I had them made out of seadek
here is the link to the thread

viewtopic.php?f=11&t=11035

I did coming pads and cooler cover with it too

http://www.seadek.com/

 

[bigpondonly]

Thanks Sully, looks great!!!!

 

[John_Madison CT]

I use the cheap West Marine pop-up drink holders, but stick them on with 4200.

They do break after awhile, so I can change them but don't have those screw holes. Screw holes all over a boat sure make it look old.

 

[Inching Irishman]

I made some from vinyl fence post materials cut with a chop saw to 4-5-5" and glued on a vinyl post cap (invert for use). I screwed a hole in the peak of the post cap to drain. I used industrial grade velcro to attach without drilling holes and you can stick them anywhere (inside or out) and if you change your mind just use some rubbing alcohol to remove the glue residue from the velcro. The white vinyl works fine with the Parker color. The materials are cheap and can be found at any home improvement store

I had them all season in by 2520 and they worked great. They never came loose and the size of the holder is good for cans, bottles, large cups (like ice coffee), and even for tools and other things when fishing. I found they were great to secure your fishing weights attached to your lines when you were moving to a new fishing spot.