Bank Fishing Rod Holder — Stainless Steel Ground Stake

Bank fishing means long waits, and propping your rod against a rock or a bait bucket is a fast way to watch it get dragged into the water on a hard run. A loose rod tip also makes bite detection a guessing game, and balancing a pole in soft mud or sand just doesn't hold. You end up babysitting your gear instead of watching the water, and a good fish can disappear before you ever get a hand on the reel.

This stainless steel ground holder fixes that. Twin sharpened spikes drive deep into bank soil, sand, gravel or mud for a planted, no-wobble base, while the angled tube cradles the rod butt at a working angle. The knurled thumb screw locks your chosen angle so the tip stays high and the line stays tight. Loosen it to swing the rod up fast on a strike. The compact body slips into a tackle bag or pack between spots.

Built from corrosion-resistant stainless steel and anodized aluminum, it shrugs off freshwater and saltwater spray and won't rust out after a season like cheap painted stakes. The metal clamp and screw assembly are machined, not stamped, so the lock holds under the pull of a steady current or a hooked fish leaning on it.

• Stainless steel + anodized aluminum — rust and corrosion resistant
• Twin sharpened ground spikes for a planted, no-wobble hold
• Adjustable rod angle with knurled thumb-screw lock
• Fits most spinning, casting and surf rod butts
• Drives into bank soil, sand, gravel and mud
• Compact and lightweight — packs into any tackle bag
• Freshwater and saltwater ready

How to use: 1) Press the twin spikes firmly into the ground until the base is solid. 2) Seat your rod butt in the tube and set the angle. 3) Tighten the thumb screw to lock; loosen to lift on a strike. Mind the sharp spike tips when handling.