This handcrafted Japanese rod holder , made by the craftsman Mankyu , is designed for traditional herabuna fishing .
This is a horizontally mounted model , meaning a rod holder designed to be installed laterally , depending on the configuration of the fishing spot.

In Japan, this type of accessory is sometimes called manriki , a term referring to a rod holder used to hold the rod in position on the water's edge .
In this document, the term cane holder is preferred in order to remain clear and understandable for a European audience.

The cane holder is carved from juniper wood , respecting the natural shape of the wood .
The main body and base are made in one piece , without gluing or assembly, guaranteeing excellent strength and long lifespan.

The clamping section particularly highlights the grain and natural curves of the juniper, giving each piece a unique character.
No identical model can be reproduced: this is a completely original piece .

This horizontally mounted rod holder is suitable for:

• fishing spots requiring a lateral installation

• increased stability depending on the terrain configuration

• the secure holding of the herabuna canes

It is suitable for experienced fishermen as well as lovers of Japanese craftsmanship looking for an accessory that is both functional and aesthetic.