Sucipi Fishing Tackle Backpack Outdoor Large Fishing Tackle Bag Water-Resistant Fishing Backpack with Rod Holder Backpack for Trout Fishing Outdoor Sports Camping Hiking

I've been looking for a quality fishing backpack to hold all my gear and leave my hands free to hold my shiner bucket. I fish alot of places up here in Rhode Island that you hike a distance to and this backpack is the real deal! Water bottle, 2 fishing poles, pockets galore, it's comfortable, sturdy and comes with a nice pair of utility pliers also. The top storage area, for me, is kept available for a sweatshirt and snacks or a lunch. The bottom storage actually fits 5 yes five 3600 series tackle boxes in it! Not 4 like advertised. I can easily swap out the boxes and gear for whatever I'm fishing. Freshwater or Saltwater. All zippers are of good quality and most have a pull cord. The bottom has rubber feet that help protect it. The shoulder straps have loop holes for adding key rings and such. The paracoards all seem durable as well as the clamps. This backpack is the best on the market and I have no problem recommending this fishing backpack to everyone I know who fishes and I highly recommend it to all anglers. Like I've said, I've done my homework and this one doesn't disappoint! Do not hesitate to order this one. You'll be wanting to give it a 10 star rating like me!

This is a great value backpack. Definitely not built to last years and years, but for a budget pack with tons of storage/rod holders, it’s worked great. I bought this pack earlier this year and have fished closed to 100 days in mixed weather, some days being over 100 degrees. The only things failing so far are the bungees that hold the rods tight to the pack (could be because I always yank them so there’s no wiggle). Fits 4 tackle boxes in the bottom with some room to spare, and I also fit 2 more tackle boxes + about 10 worm bags in the top, plus 3 reels of flouro in the front pocket, 5 hats of power bait in the side, a castable camera and scale in the top pocket, and a pack of wet wipes in one of the inner pockets. I have a toooon of weights in my tackle boxes so fully loaded I’d say the pack is close to 30 lbs, and the straps show no signs of failure yet. I’m very very happy with this pack, and once it finally gives out I’ll probably get another one. Very comfortable and easy to organize things where you want, and access them quickly. Pro tip - put the heaviest stuff at the bottom so it stays upright when changing tackle. With my bag loaded down like it is, it likes to tip over when I remove the tackle boxes on the bottom.

I was looking for something larger than a one strap, but smaller than a larger backpack that holds 3700+ boxes. This actually holds four 3600 boxes which is enough for me. I never use more than a third of my gear in any one trip anyway. The pack fits comfortably and hold everything I need. I only wish it had better suited pockets for plastics. My larger trailers I have to place in the main compartment since they are too wide for either the front or side pockets.

Bought this bag to carry essential fishing equipment without having to bring so much. It's especially helpful when trying to fish by rivers where you have to move every now and then to find good spots. It's pretty comfortable and it has enough space to hold what your need. Loads of pockets for storage which is great. I've only had the bag for about 2.5 weeks and so I can't say a whole lot for durability; however, it's held up pretty well since I've bought it and I've gone out fishing almost everyday. I do have a couple of cons (that I was aware of prior to purchasing) and they are 1) the upper section and bottom section of the main compartment is separated by a flap lined with velcro, which I wish they just separated. You can't place heavier items on the top section otherwise it will fall to the bottom if the bottom isn't packed with items or lure containers. I've just been putting lighter stuff like lines and rope at the top level. 2) the bottom half of the main compartment does not keep it's shape. It's is by far the most annoying part of the bag (again, I knew of it ahead of time based on reading reviews). I keep 6 types of lines in the upper half with some rope and tape, and I place two lure containers at the bottom. Everytime I have to take out a container, the bag kind of sinks in due to the lines placed in the upper half of the bag and the extra rods then the bag falls forward. So to remedy this, my hubby made wooden box and placed it inside as a make shift "lining" to help keep the bag standing upright at all times. I can fit 3 containers at the bottom and have no issue with taking them out or placing heavier items in the upper compartment. Maybe the makers can change that for later models. Again, I've known of these cons prior to purchasing the bag, bit I bought it because it fit what I was looking for.

Nice bag . It has really worked out well and I have all but abandoned my large plastic tackle box. The extra side pockets and inner top compartment are spacious and well thought out. I bought 4 plastic boxes for it and they fit the bag well with plenty of space available for a few additional items. The bottom of the top compartment is removable and secures well within the bag with Velcro strips. This bag along with a small fanny pack for surf fishing are all I need . The pliers that came with the bag are small for saltwater use but will do what is required of them in a pinch. My advice would be to buy a better set of pliers for saltwater fishing and hook removal.

I usually take two bags when I go fishing, one for tackle and another for sunscreen, hat, sandwich, water bottle, etc. I decided I wanted to consolidate into one bag. I ordered this one and two others, one $10 less the other $10 more. I liked this one the best. I fit four 3600-sized tackle boxes in the bottom and all my other stuff in the top. There are plenty of pockets (for tools, rigs, etc.) and I also like the molle loops. I hope it holds up well. One zipper pulled open but it is self-repairing and seems fine.

An all round must have fishing tackle bag or Camera bag has over 13+ pockets pliers/cutters etc etc etc even holds your fishing rods on the side of the bag. Delivery was quick out to Australia and cheaper than most bags it’s size get it you won’t regret it.

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