September 20, 2023

Garage Fishing rod Storage

I inhabit a great sized apartment in what seems like a whole household filled with things, room is hard to come by around right here. I have 8 fishing poles ranging from light action to search rods and desired to develop a storage solution that could have them off harms way and make all of them easily accessible. Some tips about what we came up with:

The mount we produced can hold 10 poles. You slip the tip to the smaller gap until there clearly was clearance the reel part to fit into the bigger hole. For really lengthy rods, you are able to disassemble them in the middle, give them through the gap, then reconnect them to suit comfortable within the owner. I spread my two pieces of wood exactly 5ft aside, seems to be the nice place (but may well not work if you have really quick rods). YMMV. Go ahead and get creative and change this around to fit your needs.

You'll need:
Little bit of Wood (I used a 70 x 3.5 x 3/4 peice of pine from Home Depot, less than $5)
Saw (give saw is okay, Home Depot and Walmart offer an excellent Stanley setup with mitre box and pegs for $13)
Drill
Hole Saws (I utilized 2in for the larger holes and 1.5 set for the smaller holes) You could use only the 2in if you wish.
6 Screws (I have Kreg pocket gap system, my personal favorite tool ever. I highly recommend buying one if you do not own it!)

Source: www.instructables.com