Storage solutions for fishing rods and reels
Wall-mounted racks: These racks are mounted directly to the wall and can store multiple fishing rods horizontally or vertically. They come in various materials, including wood, metal and plastic. Rod racks often have rod grips to securely hold the rods in place by the butt and blank of the rod.
Ceiling racks: These are mounted to the ceiling and allow rods to hang horizontally against your garage or van roof. They're great for saving space and keeping your rods out of harm's way. Some of the wall mounted racks mentioned above can be used as ceiling racks if the rod grips are secure enough. Please check manufacturer guidelines or seek advice from a member of our team.
Standing rod racks: These are free-standing units that can hold multiple rods. They're available in circular or rectangular configurations and can be placed in corners or against walls. This style of rod rack can be viewed on our shop floor and are sometimes available from manufactures to buy.
Rod tubes: These are cylindrical containers, usually made of hard plastic or fabric-covered tubes, designed to protect individual rods. They're especially useful for transporting rods. The plastic style with seperate end caps can be cut down with a hacksaw to any desired length.
Rod bags or cases: Soft rod cases made of fabrics like nylon (your typical rod bag) that can carry single or multiple rods. They're less rigid than tubes but offer flexibility and some basic protection.
Rod quivers: These are sling-like carriers that can be worn over the shoulder, allowing anglers to transport multiple rods easily. They often come with multiple pockets that other items such as bank sticks or rod pods can also be conveniently transported.
Magnetic or suction rod holders for cars: These holders attach to the exterior of a vehicle and allow for safe transport of rods without taking up interior space.
Expandable rod storage systems: These systems can be expanded or contracted to fit the number of rods you have. They can be made of durable hard plastic and may be lockable - making them ideal for travelling on flights while destination fishing.
Boat rod holders: If you fish from a boat, several holders can be attached to various parts of the boat to keep the rods upright and easily accessible.
Reel storage boxes or bags: These are designed to store and protect fishing reels. They can be hard cases with foam inserts or soft fabric bags.
Neoprene reel pouches: These are designed to store and protect singular fishing reels. Easy to use wrap around protection normally for fly reels but do come in fixed spool and multiplier versions.