Ghosthorn Fishing Tackle Bag with Rod Holder Saltwater & Freshwater Resistant Large Tackle Box Bag - Adjustable Padded Shoulder Strap (Khaki)

This is actually a very nice, rugged, durable, fabric tackle box. I recommend .

This is the perfect tackle bag. I was actually surprised at how large it was and how much you can fit in there. The material is phenomenal. So if you're looking for a great tackle box I would suggest this 10 out of 10 times

Great bag for fishing. Lots of space different compartments

This replaces one I used that was not water-resistant (even just spray or rain) and had really cheap zippers that froze up, all corroded despite cleaning and care after nearly every use. It has way better zippers & looks to have better water-resistance - and the bottom is fully waterproofed. It has a decent number of pockets - I'd prefer a different arrangement, but haven't seen it on this or its competitors. Different colors would be nice, esp. bright to easily notice/differentiate it.

I bought the smaller of the two options, and I really like the bag. This is my goto bag that also acts like a catch-all for my gear. I originally got a few 3700 series trays, but they were a snug fit. What works for me is I kept one 3700 in there, and just have some random little ones floating in there. There's a ton of room in pretty much every pocket, and they did a good job of utilizing every piece of this. The very top has a zipper and rubber netting that I keep gloves in. The back is the same thing. The main compartment has all my trays and somehow still acts as my junk drawer with room to spare. The front zippered pocket is generous size and has slim pockets inside of that. On the outside of the same front pocket, theres yet even more webbed pockets. One side pocket just seems like a black hole that swallows anything you throw at it. And the opposite side is a generously size drink holder - something ive become very grateful for. Might sound weird, but the shape of it is also a winner. I don't own any vehicles with a trunk, so it usually ends up in some sort of cargo area. But turns out it fits perfectly on the floorboard behind the front seats on every vehicle so far, which keeps it from sliding around. Pretty useful for those washboard roads. There are two spots of velcro to strap poles to. They were actually too long for me, so I cut them shorter so they were easier to use. I store my main pole in one of those spots. If the girlfriend is with me, ill carry her pole in the second spot. Both our main poles are two pieces, so its pretty convenient. A one piece would likely be cumbersome. As a general tackle bag, it's great. It carries well too. I don't own a boat, so I walk in everywhere. The shoulder strap has enough padding and even loaded down, it's never dug in. The strap hardwear is plastic which isn't an issue by itself, but mine has developed a bit of a squeak when walking now. Not a huge deal, but something that stands out if youre walking where theres no other noise. I think this shines as a main bag. Short walk to a dock or bank 👍🏼 longer walks on decent paths 👍🏼 walks on less than ideal terrain or climbing alot of downed trees/rocks 👎🏼 a short jaunt down a bank is fine. But if you need to scale over obstacles in the woods alot, a bag this size will swing alot and show it's size and weight quick.

Great Fishing Tackle Bag

This is a very functional, attractive tackle bag. It is laid out wisely. It holds 4 size 3700 bait boxes. The zippered compartments hold up well with heavy items in them such as pliers, scissors, line weights, etc. Quality canvas and leather-like materials are used. I like that the shoulder strap can be unhooked if not needed.

Great storage capacity and quality. My son has it full to the brim but it is well made so it lasts despite his rough use.