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Man grabbing fishing rod out of roof mounting fishing rod cargo box.
Man grabbing fishing rod out of roof mounting fishing rod cargo box.

Fishing Accessories

Relax, Fish, and Keep Your Gear Ready for Every SeasonFishing should be all about enjoying the moment—not worrying about your gear. Whether you're out on the lake or storing your boat for the off-season, etrailer.com has everything you need to keep your equipment safe, organized, and ready for your next big catch.Get your gear safely to the lake with a handy kayak or canoe carrier, or a roof rack fishing rod carrier. Bring everything you need for a successful trip by grabbing a fishing rod holder for your boat or the dock. We also have boat lights and lighted boat dock cleats so you can get that early morning start. Or, let everyone know how much you love fishing with a fish-themed decal, license plate, or hitch cover.Protect your pontoon boat, pond boat, or boat seats with a sturdy boat cover during the off season. And don't forget proper maintenance with our boat waxes, boat shampoos, and boat washing tools to keep your boat clean and protected from nasty build up between uses.With over 75 years of assisting our neighbors and customers, over 1 million photos and videos taken to make sure you’re getting exactly what you need, and over 35 thousand installations completed, we’ve got the product know-how and experience to help you make the right choices for the job (or fishing adventure) at hand. I love fishing, but getting my rods to the lake without them getting tangled or broken is a pain. Any good solutions?nothing’s worse than showing up with a mess of rods or a snapped tip. A vehicle rod carrier is a game-changer. If you’ve got a roof rack, you can mount a Rhino-Rack Fishing Rod Carrier up top. If you drive a truck or SUV, something like the RodBunk Deluxe lets you suspend rods inside so they don’t get knocked around. Keeps everything neat, safe, and easy to grab when you’re ready to fish!What about on my boat? I always feel like my rods are just rolling around everywhere.A flush-mounted rod holder is a great way to keep them secure and within reach. You can install them right on the side of your boat so your rods are always ready. If you want extra protection, add backing plates or vinyl liners so they don’t get scratched up.Check out our Best Boat Accessories for Fishing FAQ to see the must-haves for any angler, from rod holders and livewells to trolling motors and depth finders.Any tips for keeping my rods from getting tangled when I’m not using them?Rod sleeves are the way to go! They’re these flexible covers that slide over your rods to keep them from getting all twisted together. Plus, they help protect them from scratches. If you leave hooks or lures attached, the sleeves keep everything contained so you don’t snag yourself when grabbing a rod. I feel like I’m always scrambling for my gear when I head out. Any must-have fishing accessories to stay organized?A good tackle box or gear bag is a lifesaver—having a spot for everything means no more digging around for that one lure you need. Also, if you do a lot of night fishing, grab a headlamp so you’re not fumbling around in the dark. And don’t forget a good cooler—keeping drinks cold and your catch fresh is a win-win!