Rod holder

The fishing rods when not properly stored then it can take up quite a bit of space either in your garage or your house. With these 32 DIY fishing rod holder plans and ideas, we ensured you now no longer have this issue. Read more!

In an attempt to organize the garage, I decided that a two-in-one DIY fishing rod holder with storage system was what my husband needed for his anniversary.

Learn how to build DIY fishing rod holder that work great, with a wide variety of options to choose from so you can find one that's best.

Solid Walnut Wood Fishing Rod Rack, Keyhole Wall Mount Fishin Pole Holder Vertical Rod Rack Notches are 2" apart Solid American Black Walnut wood construction Semi-gloss polyurethane finish Great compact way to display and keep ready all of your fishing rods Bottom piece dimensions [Custom Width] x 6 3/8" Tall x 3 7/16" Deep with 1 1/2" Diameter Notches for Rods Top piece dimensions [Custom Width] x 3" Tall x 2 1/16" Deep Mounts to the wall with keyholes located in the back of both ends of…

Organize your fishing rods by building this simple wooden rack.

Solid Mesquite rod and reel holder. This Rod holder holds 16 rods and has a individual lock for each rod. Mounted on a "Lazy Susan" so the entire unit spins to get the equipment in front of you.

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When fishing the beach and waiting on that strike, a good rod holder is an essential tool. The sand spike rod holder was designed just for the sport of surf fishing.

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PVC Fishing Rod Holder: In this Instructable, I will show you how to make a fishing rod holder from some materials you probably already have lying around. Also, I hate to turn this into a sermon, but I am extremely disappointed with Instructables for introducing "Pro" acco…