The best I found was a simple bolt or screw with a piece of rubber tubing projecting from the wall of your garage or Man Cave. The second was a rod storing rack that mounted to the ceiling utilizing PVC pipe for the butt end and an S-Hook for the forward part of the rod
(This is an argument for that 4-wt to 6-wt, range to start with, by the way.) Thats the time to start thinking about dropping big bucks for a higher-end, or even custom rod
Whether its the Chop Block or your personal favorite, a glidebait is a great option around docks, trees, stumps, rip rap, and nearly every other piece of hard cover you can think of where bass like to hang in the winter
Feelfree's Flush Mounted Rectangular Rod Holders offer many of the same benefits as the round base version but made to fit smaller spaces
Check out our article suggesting some of these poles