I did a search and couldn't find any matches, so I thought I'd take a chance and share an idea I came up with a few years ago.
Two things that always bothered me when fishing were noise and clutter, so I came up with a simple idea that resolves both issues.
Cut a few pieces of foam pipe insulation and place it over the side rails where you typically lay your paddle, and another piece on the stabilizer crossbars the entire width of your canoe. I have a Souris River Quetico, and the 7/8" ID / 3/8" WT foam works great for both areas. If you purchase the type with self adhesive, it fits perfectly around the 1" crossbar and requires no additional taping to keep secure. For the siderails I don't use the adhesive type, but rather opt for a few 10-12" pieces that I can slide up and down the rail for use as a rod rest when trolling, or a paddle rest when casting.
As far as lures are concerned, I like having a few of my most popular close at hand and not have to rummage through my Plano's every time I make a change. As you can imagine, the foam on the crossbars (or short pieces attached to the small stabilizer bars near the bow and stern) make an excellent place to temporarily hang a few of your favorites for quick, silent access.