YVLEEN Fishing Tackle Backpack - Outdoor Large Fishing Tackle Storage Box Bag - Water-Resistant Fishing Backpack with Rod Holder Shoulder Backpack

This was a great purchase! Lightweight and comfortable shoulder/sling carry. Perfect for just keeping in the car with a telescopic fishing pole to hit that pond that is screaming at you to fish in when you have an extra ten minutes. If your like me, many opportunities to fish get missed because of not having a rod with me (takes up too much space). I paired this bag with a Plusinno telescopic pole and have been slaying fish every day for a few minutes here and there. It just sits right behind my seat and I’m ready to go!The first day I used it, of course it started raining! Nothing in the bag got wet (not that it would matter) but the bag was dry on the inside and it aired out nicely once it stopped raining.I like the attachment points the bag has on it. It will hold a Nalgene bottle on one side and then the rod holder is a perfect fit for the Plusinno telescopic pole. I attached a carabiner to one side for optional equipment (jetboil, coffee cup, whatever) and it works great.The top of the pack has a bungee tie down system that I was able to fold wet weather gear (pants/jacket) and snug them in.Hope the review helps! Retired Marine here, so I appreciate durable and functional gear that is not like hauling around the entire house.

Although the item appears to be made by a fishing gear specialist, it looks, feels, and acts like a small, military-style daypack. It's a good looking little bag, with lots of pockets inside and out, with sturdy zippers and what I'm sure will be hard-wearing materials. I have two criticisms: a) the pockets on the side which are presumably for a collapsible rod and a net don't have a good means to support these long items in what are short pockets; and b) the shoulder strapping arrangement is not symmetrical - there's one shoulder strap built into the item (like a one-strap shoulder sling, while the other clips on to one of the many D-rings festooning the item. This makes for an asymmetric carry which is less comfortable/stable and offends my Libra sensibilities.

5 star bag for sure . I have been using tactical bags as my every day toolbag for couple years now . This has been by far the best quality bag out of all the ones I have purchased. I am a commercial hvac service tech and am not gentle with toolbags. I'm usually happy if I get a couple months out of a bag, this one has held up for a year. I would buy again without hesitation. It's in the rain , the snow , the sun , gets thrown around and abused in the back of a truck.

I ordered this for fly fishing because I thought a sling bag would be cooler than a vest. When I received this I was concerned it was going the be uncomfortable. Was I wrong! My wife and I wear them on the front. The bag rides comfortably on our left front and works fine for a shorter medium sized woman and a tall XL man. It has plenty of storage pockets and rings for hanging gear. There is one mount that sits the perfect height to hang the landing net. We didn't discover the best landing net hanger position until after the picture so it is higher than shown in the picture. The water bottle pocket is on the arm side but keeps the bottle out from under your arm. The material and zippers seem very sturdy. Great buy....

I use mainly lures so I was searching for a backpack that would hold as many of my lures at once allowing me to switch out lures to find what they were biting. I always hated being out fishing and wanting to try a lure but realizing I left it home and this back pack solved this. In the main area it holds all my spinners and hardbaits in 3 plano slim cases nicely. The top zippered pouch I mainly use for my phone and car keys and the back velcro pouch holds my scale, long metal de-hooker and some plastic baits. Overall the storage is quiet amazing and comes with a storage for water as well. I never figured out correctly the method for holding a spare fishing pole from it bc on the side it always leaned away and didn't feel secure, while on the bottom of the bag I felt like it was asking to get my pole broken as it stuck out a good 1.5ft on each side of the bag. Besides the stitching coming undone on the shoulder strap the bag has held up nicely. I plan to get the strap restitched stronger in the future. Whenever it gets gross from falling in water or Mudd I just throw it in the washer and air dry it. Looks brand new each time. Well worth the price for the amount of storage and convenience it allows and the stitching on the strap is a minor hassle and easily fixed.

I had trouble finding something to use on shore/banks as well as in my kayak so I didn’t have to keep switching gear in and out and this is the perfect product!Good thing I bought the large, because everything fit great, but it’s pretty compact. I am able to use 2 size 3700 tackle boxes and a 3600 for my terminal tackle and fits just fine. Use the molles for my hook remover, digital scale and my pliers easily and have even more room for stuff.The D-clips are great for attaching carabiners to my eyelets on my kayak for a makeshift deck bag setup too.All-in-all, this is super worth it for the price and the convenience.

I've been wanting one of these for a long time. It has more adjustments than a hospital bed!Haven't tried it yet, but it looks and feels very sturdy and well made, but being 'Hecho in China' - only time will tell if it stands up to the abuse of fishing the deep Oregon canyons where I like to go.I'm giving 5 stars for first impressions, but I'll adjust my review if it doesn't hold up.

This Tackle box has a compartment for everything.I fit my 3 boxes from my other tackle boxes in there easy and still have room for more. I like the side pouches plenty of straps to ensure when im slinging it off my back in the kayak my tools wont fall into the lake like they have before. The only problem I have with this bag is that the straps need an instruction manual or something because I thought they where confusing. I wanted a backpack style tacklebox and I got it. Just seems like there is alot of different setups and no way to know how to get to them. That could be just me tho. Not sure.

No instructions of all the capabilities and uses

It was as expected and will be used for fishing tackle