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Avet Reel Clamp Kits come with studs, screws, and crossbar. It's made of the same 6061-T6 aluminum that the reel is made of for a strong connection with the rod. If you have lost yours or it's just time for a new one, the Avet reel clamp kit is sure to fit the bill.
1 kit per bag
Screws are as shown.
Clamp with hook/jig holder is just the clamp without screws or tools.
All clamps fit Raptor series as well as G2 reels.
HX clamp kits refers to entire series including HXJ and HXW.
These do NOT fit SXJ Raptor or HXJ Reels.
Colors may vary and pictures may not represent the color accurately.
The Duran's DFP Super Reel Clamp is fully precision machined out of billet aircraft grade 6061 Aluminum, and 100% made in the USA. Using state of the art CNC milling machines we take the block of aluminum and using various carbide cutters we bring the clamp to life.
This clamp is newest and most versatile clamp in today’s market with confirmed fitment on 40 plus reels it is a true universal clamp all in one. The clamp is designed to be mounted on your rod and to be able to interchange reels without removing any screws or taking off the clamp.
Does NOT fit SX or MX series Avet reels.
Mini Kit
The mini kit comes with smaller screw sets and a shallow dish for smaller diameter rods. Such as UC Rods, Calstar 800 and Seeker 270’s.
Large Kit
The large kit comes with longer screw sizes and a deeper dish for larger diameter rods. Such as Seeker Uluas, 6480’s, 540’s, Phenix HAF, and most 9-10ft jig sticks
The Mini Super Clamp is the first clamp of its kind designed to fit smaller reels on skinnier rods. It fits reels that do not come with stock clamps where an aftermarket attachment is a necessity to mount on a deckhand rod. It fits the Lexa 300, Tranx 300, Avet SXJ(non raptor), Trinidad 12 and Trinidad 16NA to name a few. These reels do not come with a stock clamp and have been an issue mounting on deckhand rods for years. With constant requests we took the challenge and now created a clamp for theses smaller reels. While the clamp is extremely versatile it has its limitations on the diameter rod it can be mounted on. The clamp is designed to fit rod diameters between 1 1/8″ – 7/8″ (28MM- 22MM) which is appropriate for the reel class size 10-25lb rods. Some rod examples are Seeker 196,270, Calstar 800XL, 800L Phenix M1.
Mini Super Clamp Kit Fits:
Shimano: Tranx 300 and 500, Trinidad 10-20 and 16NA, Torium 14-20.
Daiwa: Lexa 300, Saltiga 10-400, Saltist 15-40.
Avet: SXJ (for raptor model must purchase our Avet Replacment Reel Foot)
The Cork Puppy Reel Clamps are designed to cater our west coast fishery being the use of longer rods with deck hand style grips, that have no reel seats are very common for jig fisherman and those looking for long casts. The deckhand rods allow the fisherman to mount the reel using a rod clamp in a more custom, more comfortable and balanced position, again aiding in longer casts.
The Cork Puppy solves the mounting problem quite well. They fit the majority of rods, and reels made. If your intent is to mount a reel (that has a rod clamp) to a deckhand rod, this product just might be a necessity. There are three sizes, measured by the rod's diameter in the area you intend to mount the reel. It's made of machined 6061-T6 aluminum with type II anodizing.
Sizes: 25mm, 28mm, 31mm
Colors: Black Only
Benefits
- Locks reel in place
- Won't twist or turn
- Wont crush blank
- Low profile for comfort
Here are some questions and answers we found on www.bdoutdoors.com that might help you determine what clamp is best for your rod.
Hi guys, been fishing since I was a kid and and have been getting more serious about it recently. At least to the tune of retiring my cheap gear and picking up some decent equipment.
So I recently picked up 2 Californian Tri-Helix deck hand wrap rods. One of them is the 25-60 lb and the other is the 15 - 40 lb. I want to use a Cork Puppy or something other than the stock reel clamps. How do I determine which Cork Puppy to order? There are 3 sizes, and I don't have any calipers to get an accurate measurement. Do any of you know which size puppy I need to buy?
And just to toss it out there, I am putting a PENN JigMaster on the 25-60 lb rod and a Daiwa 40 on the lighter weight rod.
Thanks in advance.
A1. Take a piece of string, go around the circumference of the butt where you want to set the reel, mark it where it meets, measure the length, divide by 3.14 for the diameter.
They have some adjustment to them.
A2. After you get your measurement multiply it by 25.4 to convert it to mm's.
A3. Typically a 10 to 25# rated rod is a 25mm, 15-30 to about 30-60 are 28mm and your big jig rods like a 90 or 100j or Ulua or baby Ulua are the 31 mm size.
I'd guess a 28mm for both.
A4. My 875h has a 25, 800xh a 28, and my 90j has a 31. All are strait corktape with no x rap. They work best when they hug the sides as well