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Cut a small circle of wood and put in in the bottom of one of your rod-holders, then lower your marsh anchor into it. That's what I did when I had my boat. I also had a stainless steel carbiner that I hooked to the top of the anchor to keep the rope out the walkway.
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Don't know what kinda boat you have but I have a handrail on my fishmaster that I strapped the pvc pipe to using hose clamps and it's mounted on a slight angle with the end of the pipe even with the back so any mud and water can drain over the side.
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PVC on the hand rail. I have an 8' stick it anchor pin and it fits perfectly inside 3/4 PVC.
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I would use a few clips like these if the rod fits them.
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I had some clips like those in my old boat. I had a 5 ft. cajun anchor I put in them. In rough water the cajun anchor would bounce out of those clips. I took some velcro straps and put around the clips, under the screw and over the anchor and that worked pretty well.
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