For the love of fishing. And a little more room.

Your rods.
Off the floor.
Ready for more.

Meet The Perfect Rack. A ceiling-mounted storage system that stores your fishing rods above—and brings them within reach.

Explore the concept ↓

Patent pending · Two working prototypes

Less clutter. More possibility.
CEILING-MOUNTED STORAGEDESIGNED FOR FISHING RODSPATENT PENDING
A better place for your gear

Save the floor.
Keep the fishing.

Fishing rods belong on your next trip, not in the way. The Perfect Rack is built around a simple idea: use the space overhead and bring your rods to you when it’s time to go.

01

Think above.

Put overhead space to work with a ceiling-mounted approach to rod storage.

02

Bring them to you.

The idea goes beyond storing rods overhead. It’s about making them accessible again.

03

Get back to fishing.

Less gear in the way. More room for the part you love.

An angler’s idea. Taking shape.

From a storage problem
to working prototypes.

“It stores your rods in the ceiling and serves them to you.”

Developed by Lance Botkin, The Perfect Rack brings his love of fishing and inventing together. With two working prototypes and a patent pending, the focus is on taking the concept to its next stage.

Lance Botkin
Inventor · Pearland, Texas
Good questions

A few things to know.

Can I buy The Perfect Rack today?

The Perfect Rack is in the prototype stage. A retail launch date and pricing have not yet been announced.

Will it fit my garage or fishing rods?

Final dimensions, rod capacity, ceiling requirements, and installation instructions will be shared when product specifications are available.

Is the illustration the actual product?

No. It is an illustration of the overhead storage idea. It does not represent the final mechanism, dimensions, or installation.

Are partnership conversations welcome?

Manufacturing, product development, and business partnership inquiries are welcome as The Perfect Rack moves toward its next stage.

Let’s make room for what’s next

Interested in
The Perfect Rack?

For anglers, potential partners, and people who see the possibilities in a better way to store fishing rods.