How We Organized Our Fishing Rods... DIY Fishing Rod Racks #diy #fishing #rodracks

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How we organized our fishing rods using three fishing rod racks to store them.

One rod rack used paracord and two screws to mount fly rod tubes to the wall of our home office / fishing room.

Another rod rack we used was made of wood and mounted to the wall. It costs about $30 to mount 40 fishing rods. Much cheaper than the commercially made ones!

Lastly, we used a PVC Floor Rod Rack to store six fishing rods that we would be using in the near term – surf casting rods, kayak fishing rods, and a couple of EmmRods.

Do check out the video and our DIY Fishing Rod Racks playlist for more details on how we made each type of rod rack!

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