Piscifun Fishing Backpack Tackle Bag with 2 Rod Holders, Multi-Compartment Storage, MOLLE System, Water-Resistant Lightweight Outdoor Pack

I purchased this not knowing what to expect. Too small? Was quality and issue? Heck, why not. The price point is low enough to take a gamble and I am glad I did! First off the quality is not an issue at all. Right out of the box I was impressed. Very well made and build. I am not light on my gear and I leave this in the back of the truck all the time. I have taken it on several fishing tripsband hiking trips. It has had no issues and I am confident it will last many more. Second I love the size. If you want a bag that will fit a ton of gear or carry all of your stuff then you don't want this bag. If you want a lightweight bag that will hold an reasonable amount of gear then this might just be for you. I know a reasonable amount of gear is ambiguous. So let me explain with my fishing gear: The main compartment will hold two Planco 3600 boxes. The front compartment will hold 6 jars of Power Bait easily. The upper front zipper will hold two jars of Power Bait or in my case all my weights, hooks, and stops in medication pill bottles. The lower front zipper will hold all my small towels, license, stronger but it will not hold much more then that. It will also hold a rod and s bottle of water. I can also fit 2 collapsible rod holders. It has a built in plier holder as well as a pad designed to hold your lures to let them dry out. I will use this for my bass gear in the spring/summer with two Planco boxes and in the winter/fall I will use it for my trout gear. Like I said, you can't hold everything but it will hold plenty to get the job done. The best thing I like about it? I can take it on the go. I can wade in the water or hike along the stream with it on my back. When you need something you can flip it to the front of you and get what you need out quickly to keep on moving and fishing. I can't speak to the water proofing as I have not taken it out on the Kayak yet but I don't expect it to be worthwhile on the Kayak as I can't see it being THAT waterproof.

It is small (doesn’t claim to be large) but it’s big enough to carry your essentials for a day out. Well made and easy to carry. I bought it for my son along with a telescopic rod so he could throw it over his back and ride his bike to go fishing and keep his hands on his handlebars. It’s an absolutely perfect setup for him.

Was a gift for my husband. Something I was hoping he’d like even though he had not stated he wanted one at all let alone this particular one. He was very happy. I could tell my the “I was looking at this one” comment he made when he took it out of the box. That and he undid ah the zippers and/or clips several times. Plus when I asked if he wanted me to return it or get a different one he just kind of grunted some sort of no. The kit itself is actually very good quality and looks like it can hold quite a bit. He’ll be filling it for the white bass run starting soon maybe I’ll get a picture to add. All in all it’s a quality purchase and a very solid buy.

Its perfect, its got alot of pockets it zips nice feels secure. My only gripe is the pocket for the rod holder is 2 small to fit the rod handle down in. Other than that it worked great to hold my supplys aka beers and tackle 😉 works great

Purchased this for my son that LOVES to fish & he said it's one of the best upgrades... made for bank fishing and hiking to spots. The biggest thing he likes is how much it holds without feeling bulky. It has multiple compartments, so you can organize tackle boxes, tools, and extras without everything getting mixed together. The main compartment is roomy enough for several tackle trays, and the smaller pockets make it easy to grab what you need quickly. The two rod holders are a game changer. Being able to carry rods hands-free makes it way easier to move through trails or uneven ground.

Great bag stores tackle well keeps me ready to fish at moments notice

This is hands down the best light-weight tackle bag I have owned. I fish inshore saltwater on foot just about everyday of the year and have struggled finding a perfect tackle box/bag for the job. The bag is small and compact but holds an incredible amount of gear while keeping everything organized and at your finger-tips. The materials are high quality and water resistant which makes any clean-up a breeze. One of my favorite aspects is the strap, which is very comfortable and frees up your hands while walking to different spots (I tend to wear it at all times during my trips as getting dirt/sand on my tackle gear is a pet peeve of mine). There is a ridiculous amount of options all over the bag to clip things on such as pliers or braid scissors and velcro straps to hold bulkier items in place. My daily setup of gear in this bag is: 2 Plano 3400 water proof boxes, 1 smaller box for hooks, swivels (see pic), 4 bags of plastics, 1 pair of rigging pliers, 1 pair of Danco pliers (the best brand out there for the price point imo), 1 Kastking 7" filet knife, 1 roll of 20lbs fluorocarbon leader,1 roll of 30lbs fluorocarbon leader, 1 roll of tooth proof stainless steel leader, 1 measuring tape, 2 gallon size ziplocks, and 1 12oz water bottle. Even with all this, there is still room for more! For the price this little bag is an incredible value. Currently I have no negative things to say about the bag but I am interested to see how it holds up with daily heavy use. UPDATE: One of the straps has torn apart after very heavy use. Strangely, I don't recall using that specific part a lot so it doesn't bother me and has no effect on how I use the bag and it's functionality. I am still LOVING it and have since taken it offshore where it performed flawlessly.

Love these bags! Very happy with my purchase. Great for fishing on the move from shore. Holds a lot more then you think. Seems very rugged and should last awhile. If in doubt get the bigger bag, I ended up buying a big one and giving my standard to my father. Not to heavy, but not light either. Bigger bag also holds bigger water bottle which is great. Standard holds 2 3600 size tackle trays, in the main compartment, snug fit. The large bag holds 2 3700 size trays with looser fit. The front pocket standard should hold 2 tiny plano $2 trays snug. The large will hold 2 with room to spare. For size comparison, the top tiny pocket on standard holds a Samsung galaxy note 8 phone, very tight fit with slim phone case. Little room for anything else. Top tiny pocket on large bag easily holds my phone with room to spare. I use mine to store a digital scale, Leatherman multitool and wacky rig aluminum bat tool with O rings for now. There are several internal sleeve pockets to store worm bags and thin packs of hooks or whatever you want that is thin. Outer velcro clip holds a fish grip and on the other side another pocket holds a 2nd pole, or whatever, with more D rings for other stuff to clip on here and there. One complaint, the large bag has an annoying Y shaped strap on top that comes down over the whole bag clipping to a stitched on buckle that comes up from the bottom center. This strap blocks access to most of the main compartments, and flops around all in the way when unbuckled. You can not remove the top of it due to the straps being to thick to get them out of the buckle loop things, how the hell did you even get them in there at assembly? The bottom part as I said is stitched on but it's not in the way like the top peice is. I suggest a redesign and remove this entire unneeded strap assembly. Or make the material thinner so we can remove the top section from the bag as intended.

Llego antes de tiempo y esta súper la recomiendo al 100%

It feels well built with many different pockets and attachments. You can put 2 medium or big lure boxes in the main compartment, and it can also hold a water bladder at the back. I'm a rather big sized guy, 184cm tall and 100kg. And this bag feels comfortable to be slinged behind me. The additional securing option to run another side sling over the main sling is good for securing the bag for jungle bashing activities. I am looking to pair this with a telescopic BC rod. They included 2 'rod straps' which I do not fancy much to secure my rod to the bag but still a good to have option to attach other things.

Great storage in these bags inside and out. Lots of room to keep my fishing tools accessible on the outside. I haven't had the chance to get out with them yet, but the material seems like good quality, zipper opens easily and lots of attachment points. We will see how the elastic material and stitching holds up though. I have both sizes and each will serve a purpose for my bank fishing adventures. However there is a huge size difference in the bags. A middle size would be perfect most of the time for me. And will be purchasing one if they offer it in the future. These are going to replace my high end $200+ bags. Only criticism is a specific plier/hemostat holder on the strap for super quick access and fast release of fish would be nice.

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La qualitá è ottima. Unico aspetto da valutare é che, secondo me, sarebbe stato meglio mettere il passante per inserire la canna quando ci si sposta a destra e non a sinistra. Nel modello a tracolla infatti é posto a destra. La borsa é piccola ma capiente e versatile per diverse soluzioni. Mi aspettavo che fosse imbottito anche la tracolla per trasportarlo come zaino, invece non lo é...almeno nel modello piú piccolo che ho acquistato io.