DryRack Fishing Rod Holder

The Malo'o DryRack Fishing Rod Holder & Gun Rack is a versatile and convenient accessory for hunting and fishing. It's easy to use - just attach it to the side view mirror of your vehicle and use our new patented rack clips to secure your fishing poles or hunting guns.

With two different-sized clips and an included tray, the Fishing Rod Holder & Gun Rack can hold fly fishing gear, fishing accessories, hunting guns, and more. You can use the clips to hold fishing rods upright while you tie lines, flies, and hooks. For hunting, you can store an unloaded gun vertically so it won't fall over while you're getting ready. The tray provides space to hold lures, sinkers, hooks, bobbers, flies, shells, safety glasses, earplugs, and more.

This fishing accessory is a perfect addition to anyone's fly fishing gear and a convenient hunting accessory that's like an extra set of hands. Don't struggle to hold your gear while setting up anymore - use the Malo'o DryRack Fishing Rod Holder & Gun Rack to keep everything organized and secure.

- Designed to fit over vehicle side view mirror or be hung on suction cups
- Two drying bars
- Rack opens fully and collapses
- Accelerates drying time
- 22" x 12" x 3" closed - 2 pounds
- Weatherproof
- Included gear try and 4 rod clips

1- What is the DryRack Fishing Rod Holder used for?
The DryRack Fishing Rod Holder securely holds fishing rods and reels on your Malo’o DryRack, keeping them organized, protected, and out of the way during transport to and from the water. Perfect for setting up your lines.

2- Will the rod holder fit different rod and reel sizes?
Yes. The holder is designed to accommodate most standard fishing rods and reel setups, making it ideal for surf, freshwater, and light offshore fishing gear.

3- Is the Fishing Rod Holder durable and weather-resistant?
Absolutely. It’s built to handle sun, salt, rain, and road vibration, making it perfect for coastal use and all-weather fishing adventures.

4- Does the rod holder keep rods secure while driving?
No, it should be removed before driving.