Fishing rod storage

[runamuk]

Mine just lean in a corner of one of the empty rooms in the upstairs apartment. I am not real creative.

[NWR]

Plans on line.

I might have more $ in this than the pvc model but you can make this fit your own needs as far as rods or rod/reel combos.

[beagledog]

Peg board a wall you'd be amazed at how many rods you can stack in a small place. Components are cheep. Plus you can hang other things such as extra spools of line and lures ect.

[Angry Perch]

This is mine. Some rods are too long to store vertically.

[Fl0und3rz]

I like it.  But you appear to be  lightly equipped.

[Angry Perch]

I know it. There’s a half dozen more in the boat, but still a ways to go!

[jackelope]

Thanks for all the ideas, folks.

I was cautioned about storing the rods horizontally by a buddy. Says they'll bow over time and stay that way. Any confirmation to this?

[spoonman]

This is mine and it is just some 1x4 pine that I  cut out holes with a hole saw and mounted too the wall. Its 18' wide.

[Angry Perch]

Rod envy!

[Fl0und3rz]

lol.  I was thinking of your post when I saw that pic. 

[bassquatch]

This is mine and it is just some 1x4 pine that I  cut out holes with a hole saw and mounted too the wall. Its 18' wide.

I run something very similar to this as I like to keep pressure off the blanks when stored. 

[7mmfan]

Thanks for all the ideas, folks.

I was cautioned about storing the rods horizontally by a buddy. Says they'll bow over time and stay that way. Any confirmation to this?

This was an issue with fiberglass rods, but I think that's gone by the wayside with modern graphite rods. Maybe if you leaned them in a corner where there was a significant bend put in them for a very long period of time it could become a problem. I've been storing rods horizontally forever, and I can't say I've ever had any issues.

[rasbo]

Never have had any problems storing on trusses. I've used other rod racks and wall mounts but they eat up space