It's time to tackle fishing tackle storage when you sit on a
hook! Or when you find your favorite fishing rod broken in two under a pile of
home clutter. That's when you know you need a proper fishing rod rack.
♦Hang fishing rods either vertically or horizontally on a
garage (or shed) wall. If you hang them horizontally, a nail or hook can hold
each end. For vertical hanging, visit organizing stores for some gadgets made
for this purpose.
♦End the
tangle of fishing rod storage with this fishing rod rack. It neatly organizes
six fishing rods in a minimum amount of space.
♦These
will not hang from ceiling. But you can turn these type fishing rod racks
vertical or horizontal.
♦Put extra reels and such in rolling storage carts with small
to medium-sized drawers several inches high. (A bigger or deeper drawer means a jumbled
mess.) You'll find these storage carts everywhere such as in office supply
stores and retail department discount stores plus online.
♦Get two tackle boxes. Keep one large box with multiple
compartments for permanent storage of items at home; use the smaller one for
daily fishing trips (refill it from the larger one as needed).
♦Use these compartmental boxes to
separate your hooks and small tackle items at home:
♦Hang nets from nails or storage hooks on the wall. Hang
several on one hook.
♦Store rolled rain jackets and gloves in pockets of a plastic
hanging shoe storage bag.
♦Hang your fishing chairs from hooks or nails on the wall.
♦Keep all items clustered together in one space for easy
location.
♦Or try this
Fishing Rod Rack
from Taylor Gifts.
This Rolling Fishing Rod Rack stores up to twelve rods
securely upright.
♦Got a
small unused corner space in the garage? I like the looks of this round swivel
rod rack, which would be perfect
right near the door (so you can grab your rod on the way out).
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