I wasn’t really sure where to place this but I figured the anglers would appreciate this if they have rod lockers without rod organizers in there boat.<br /><br />This is an idea I read about on another site. It can easily be modified to your needs. It is also a lot cheaper if you are a do-it-yourself person ( shaofin Shady Gung Fu). 
<br /><br />Things needed: Plastic cutting board, tape, cardboard, Golf club bag organizers (plastic tubes), jig saw, hole saw (the same diameter as the G-ball organizers), marine adhesive, scissors, belt sander. Most of the items can be found at Wal-Mart. The cutting boards are the opaque white ones that are about a ¼” thick. They don’t adsorb water, swell, or rot. The golf bag organizers are black plastic tubes and have a neat lip on the end that adds a finishing touch to the project. They are also lightweight.<br /><br />Making the template: Take the cardboard and start cutting it out where it will fit into your rod locker snug. It might take a few tries but you need it to fit tight and conform to the curves in the locker.<br /><br />Place the template on the plastic cutting board and use the jig saw to cut the pattern out. You may want to cut a little over and use a belt sander to make the perfect fit. Test fit the plate to see how it fits, you want a sung fit but you should not have to force the plate in.<br />Once you have the plate how you want it, decide how you want your rods to be placed. <br /><br />Using the hole saw cut the holes in the desired locations. Insert the bag tubes and you can secure them with a little marine adhesive if desired on the backside of the plate. <br /><br />You can also be creative and use the same cutting board material and bungi straps or Velcro to support the rod handles.
<br /><br />Things needed: Plastic cutting board, tape, cardboard, Golf club bag organizers (plastic tubes), jig saw, hole saw (the same diameter as the G-ball organizers), marine adhesive, scissors, belt sander. Most of the items can be found at Wal-Mart. The cutting boards are the opaque white ones that are about a ¼” thick. They don’t adsorb water, swell, or rot. The golf bag organizers are black plastic tubes and have a neat lip on the end that adds a finishing touch to the project. They are also lightweight.<br /><br />Making the template: Take the cardboard and start cutting it out where it will fit into your rod locker snug. It might take a few tries but you need it to fit tight and conform to the curves in the locker.<br /><br />Place the template on the plastic cutting board and use the jig saw to cut the pattern out. You may want to cut a little over and use a belt sander to make the perfect fit. Test fit the plate to see how it fits, you want a sung fit but you should not have to force the plate in.<br />Once you have the plate how you want it, decide how you want your rods to be placed. <br /><br />Using the hole saw cut the holes in the desired locations. Insert the bag tubes and you can secure them with a little marine adhesive if desired on the backside of the plate. <br /><br />You can also be creative and use the same cutting board material and bungi straps or Velcro to support the rod handles.