A vehicle tailgate assembly for retaining fishing rods and tailgate accessories detachably couples to the rear of a vehicle while retaining fishing rods and other tailgate-related accessories. The assembly comprises a swiveling hitch, multiple length adjustable extension bars, an adjustable table, a pivoting pole holder attachment, multiple detachable cup holders formed in table, a height adjustable leg, a detachable umbrella holder attachment and a width adjustable tee bar with one or more pivotable pole holder attachments. The assembly couples to the rear of vehicle through the swiveling hitch. The swiveling hitch enables rotation of the table and pole holder attachment. Length adjustable extensions are easily added and removed along the length of the assembly for length adjustments to vary the lateral separation distance between the rear of the vehicle and the table and pole holder attachment.

A vehicle tailgate assembly for retaining fishing rods and tailgate accessories detachably couples to the rear of a vehicle while retaining fishing rods and other tailgate-related accessories. The assembly comprises a swiveling hitch, multiple length adjustable extension bars, an adjustable table, a pivoting pole holder attachment, multiple detachable cup holders formed in table, a height adjustable leg, a detachable umbrella holder attachment and a width adjustable tee bar with one or more pivotable pole holder attachments. The assembly couples to the rear of vehicle through the swiveling hitch. The swiveling hitch enables rotation of the table and pole holder attachment. Length adjustable extensions are easily added and removed along the length of the assembly for length adjustments to vary the lateral separation distance between the rear of the vehicle and the table and pole holder attachment.

A fishing rod holder assembly for holding fishing rods includes a spike that has a striking surface extending laterally away from the spike for driving the spike into a support surface. A pole extends upwardly from the spike such that the pole is vertically oriented when the spike is driven into the support surface. A four way tee is removably attachable to the pole and the four way tee has a plurality of openings each being distributed around a center point of the four way tee. Moreover, a respective one of the openings insertably receives the pole. A pair of rod holders is each attachable to the four way tee when the four way tee is coupled to the pole to hold a fishing rod.

A fishing rod holder assembly for holding fishing rods includes a spike that has a striking surface extending laterally away from the spike for driving the spike into a support surface. A pole extends upwardly from the spike such that the pole is vertically oriented when the spike is driven into the support surface. A four way tee is removably attachable to the pole and the four way tee has a plurality of openings each being distributed around a center point of the four way tee. Moreover, a respective one of the openings insertably receives the pole. A pair of rod holders is each attachable to the four way tee when the four way tee is coupled to the pole to hold a fishing rod.

A fishing rod stand includes a swivel plate, a first front support, a second front support, and a back support. The first front support is connected to a first distal end of the swivel plate, and forms a first cradle configured to support a fishing rod. The second front support is connected to the first distal end of the swivel plate. The back support is connected to a second distal end of the swivel plate.

A fishing rod stand includes a swivel plate, a first front support, a second front support, and a back support. The first front support is connected to a first distal end of the swivel plate, and forms a first cradle configured to support a fishing rod. The second front support is connected to the first distal end of the swivel plate. The back support is connected to a second distal end of the swivel plate.

A system for holding fishing rods that includes a face plate having upper and lower surfaces and defining openings therethrough. Tubes are configured to each hold a fishing rod, where each of the tubes extends along a central axis from an open end to a bottom end. The tubes are receivable within the openings in the face plate. Each of the tubes has an engagement feature for coupling the tube to the face plate such that the open end is aligned with one of the openings in the face plate. For each of the tubes the open end is closer than the bottom end to the face plate, and one of the fishing rods extends through the face plate and into one of the tubes when held by the system.

A system for holding fishing rods that includes a face plate having upper and lower surfaces and defining openings therethrough. Tubes are configured to each hold a fishing rod, where each of the tubes extends along a central axis from an open end to a bottom end. The tubes are receivable within the openings in the face plate. Each of the tubes has an engagement feature for coupling the tube to the face plate such that the open end is aligned with one of the openings in the face plate. For each of the tubes the open end is closer than the bottom end to the face plate, and one of the fishing rods extends through the face plate and into one of the tubes when held by the system.

A fishing rod holder includes an arch body, a support lip, a handle opening, and an alignment slot. The arch body that functions as the rigid holding structure includes a flat base, a left arch wall, and a right arch wall. The left arch wall and the right arch wall are oppositely positioned of each other about the flat base. The left arch wall is perpendicularly connected to the flat base. The right arch wall is perpendicularly connected to the flat base. The support lip is connected to a front end of the flat base and provides a platform to secure the pole section of the fishing rod. The handle opening traverses through a rear end of the flat base thus allowing to insert the handle section of the fishing rod. The alignment slot centrally traverses through the flat base and allows the arch body to be mounted to kayaks.

A fishing rod holder includes an arch body, a support lip, a handle opening, and an alignment slot. The arch body that functions as the rigid holding structure includes a flat base, a left arch wall, and a right arch wall. The left arch wall and the right arch wall are oppositely positioned of each other about the flat base. The left arch wall is perpendicularly connected to the flat base. The right arch wall is perpendicularly connected to the flat base. The support lip is connected to a front end of the flat base and provides a platform to secure the pole section of the fishing rod. The handle opening traverses through a rear end of the flat base thus allowing to insert the handle section of the fishing rod. The alignment slot centrally traverses through the flat base and allows the arch body to be mounted to kayaks.