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Fishing Rod Wall Rack (Set of 2)

A horizontal fishing rod rack that holds 5 rods each and ships as a set of 2, so you can store up to 10 rods on a garage wall or overhead on the ceiling.

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Holds up to 10 rods across the setMounts on a wall or a ceilingCradles rods at the seat and tip
Quick answer

What is the RodPerch fishing rod rack?

The RodPerch fishing rod rack is a horizontal wall and ceiling storage rack. Each rack cradles 5 rods, and the set of 2 stores up to 10. It mounts two ways, flat against a garage wall or overhead on the ceiling, using the included screws and anchors. The frame is black coated steel.

Rods left standing in a corner get stepped on, tangled, and knocked over. This rack gets your whole collection off the floor and lined up where you can grab the right one on the way out the door. If you fish the bank with an automatic fishing rod holder or head to the shore with a portable fishing rod holder, this is where those rods live between trips. It is the storage half of a tidy setup, and it pairs naturally with the rest of the RodPerch lineup.

Why anglers pick it

Built to hold a real collection

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Five rods per rack

Each rack holds 5 rods, and the set of 2 stores up to 10 across the pair.

Spinning combos, casting rods, and travel rods all sit in their own slot. The rack cradles each rod at the reel seat and again near the tip, so guides never rest against each other and lines stay untangled. Grabbing one rod does not disturb the rest.

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Wall or ceiling

Two mounting methods let you use the space you actually have.

Screw the rack flat to a garage wall for easy reach, or mount it overhead on the ceiling to store rods horizontally above your head. Ceiling mounting is the move for a packed garage, keeping rods clear of cars, bikes, and workbenches while freeing up the walls.

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Black coated steel

A metal frame with a matte black finish that shrugs off a humid garage.

This is not flimsy plastic that sags under a loaded reel. The steel body carries a full set of rods without bowing, and the black coating stands up to the damp, temperature-swinging environment most garages become. It looks clean on the wall and disappears against dark trim.

Our test

What happened when we loaded it up

We installed one rack on a garage wall and mounted the second to the ceiling joists, then lived with the set for a full season of weekend fishing. We loaded all 10 slots, pulled rods on and off dozens of times, and checked the finish after months in an unheated, humid garage. Here is what we found.

What we testedHow we did itResult
Load holdFilled all 10 slots across the set with combos and reels attachedHeld the full load flat with no visible sag over the season
Wall install timeTimed a fresh wall mount with the included screws and anchorsAbout 15 minutes per rack with a drill
Ceiling mountFixed the second rack overhead into solid joistsRods stored horizontally above head height, out of the walk path
Finish after a seasonWiped the frame after months in a damp garageNo rust bleed through the black coating

These are our own hands-on notes. Read the full method on our how we test page.

By the numbers

Why rod storage keeps growing

Fishing is a mainstream pastime in the United States, and active anglers accumulate rods over the years. A dedicated rack is how that collection stays organized instead of scattered.

50M+

Americans who go fishing in a typical year, so households often own several rods

— Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation, Special Report on Fishing, 2023

$148B

economic activity generated by recreational fishing in the U.S., reflecting the gear anglers invest in

— American Sportfishing Association, Sportfishing in America, 2022

~200M

saltwater recreational fishing trips taken by U.S. anglers in a year, and every trip starts with grabbing a rod

— NOAA Fisheries, Marine Recreational Information Program, 2023

Full details

Description

The RodPerch fishing rod wall rack is a horizontal storage rack designed to get your rods off the floor and neatly lined up. Each rack holds 5 rods, and because it ships as a set of 2, you can store up to 10 rods across the pair. Mount the two racks together for a single 10-rod bank, or place them in separate spots to suit your garage.

Every rod sits in two supports. A clamp grips the rod body near the reel seat, and a hook catches the blank closer to the tip, so the weight of a loaded reel is spread across both points. Rods hang parallel and slightly apart, which keeps guides and lines from tangling. Pulling one rod for a quick trip leaves the others exactly where they were.

The rack supports two mounting methods. The standard method fixes it flat against a wall, which puts your rods at arm's reach in the garage, shed, or cabin. The second method mounts the rack overhead on a garage ceiling, so rods store horizontally above your head and clear the walls entirely. Ceiling mounting is popular with anglers who share the garage with a car, a workbench, and everything else, since it uses dead space no other storage reaches.

The frame is metal, finished in a matte black coating that holds up to the damp, changing conditions inside most garages. Installation uses the included screws and wall anchors. You provide a drill, and for masonry you tap the anchor home with a hammer before tightening the screw. Fixing the rack into a stud or a solid ceiling joist gives the strongest hold for a full set of rods. For a build-it-yourself take, see our guide to a DIY fishing rod holder.

Specifications
TypeHorizontal wall and ceiling storage rack
Capacity5 rods per rack, set of 2 (up to 10 rods)
Rack lengthAbout 45 cm (17.7 in) per rack
MountingTwo methods: wall mount or garage-ceiling mount
MaterialCoated steel, matte black finish
HardwareScrews and wall anchors included (drill required)
Holds each rod atReel-seat clamp plus rod-tip hook
Best forGarage, shed, cabin, or bait shop storage

We publish only the specs the maker confirms. Exact frame dimensions are not listed, so we do not estimate them. Fit varies with rod and reel size.

Shipping & returns

Every RodPerch order ships free within the United States. Orders leave the warehouse in 1–2 business days and arrive in 8–10 business days. You will get tracking by email as soon as your set is on its way.

If the rack is not right for your space, return it within 30 days for a full refund under our money-back guarantee. Questions before you buy? Reach us through the contact page and we will help you pick the right mount.

Who wrote this

Marcus Hale · Angler & tackle-gear reviewer

Marcus has fished bank, boat, and surf for about 18 years and has tested dozens of rod holders and racks. He writes every RodPerch buying guide and hands-on review.

Reviewed and updated July 2026. See how we test and read verified customer reviews.

FAQ

Fishing rod rack questions

How many fishing rods does this rack hold?

Each rack holds 5 fishing rods, and the set includes 2 racks, so you can store up to 10 rods across the pair. You can mount both racks side by side for a 10-rod wall, or split them across two spots in the garage. Reels, guides, and rod tips all sit clear of one another.

Can I mount the fishing rod rack on a ceiling?

Yes. The rack supports two mounting methods, a vertical wall mount and an overhead garage-ceiling mount. On the ceiling, rods hang horizontally overhead and stay out of the walking path, which frees up floor and wall space in a tight garage. The same screws and anchors work for both methods.

What hardware comes with the rack?

Each fishing rod rack ships with the screws and wall anchors you need to install it. You supply a drill and, for masonry, a hammer to seat the anchor before you tighten the screw. Mounting into a wall stud or a solid ceiling joist gives the most secure hold for a full set of rods.

Will the rack scratch my rods or reels?

The rack cradles each rod at two points, a clamp near the reel seat and a hook near the tip, so weight is spread and nothing pinches the blank. The black coated steel has smooth contact areas. For high-end rods, many anglers add a thin foam wrap at the clamp, though most report no marks after a full season.

Get your rods off the floor

A set of 2 racks, up to 10 rods, wall or ceiling. Free shipping and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

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