I read Lady_Blackwater's review and agree. And by the way, I work at a retailer that sells this product. This is a good product, well made, by a company that's been in the water sports business for some time. Long ago, I enrolled in a Technical Writing course at my local community college and I know how to write. It is my opinion, for whatever it is worth, that Harmony, and a score of other companies out there, could do themselves and their customers a favor by hiring ANYONE with a command of the English language and bit of common sense to write instructions, with line drawings or pictures, to everything needing installation that they sell. If they do not or cannot accomplish this, then I believe it is wise for the consumer to spend their money elsewhere. Read this, Harmony......I do sell your stuff.

I just purchased my first kayak (after borrowing/trying out others from friends). My first "accessory" was the Harmony fishing kit. I asked the salesperson "HOW" the rod holder was positioned, etc. He said that a picture should be included. Well, the picture is a Xerox of gray objects, which look more like a couple of cells from a microscope. Until there is clarity, I'll be darned if I'm going drill that 2-1/2" hole in my kayak! Lucky for the fish, huh? If Harmony wants to send me a real photo, I'd be a VERY happy new kayak owner, and new Harmony customer. Thanks.