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Matching Luggage?? (31 posts / 2,467 views)
MiniWelsh MiniWelsh
Posts: 2,383
Post #16 13 Apr 2020 16:20
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Buy what you want. If you like the Camolite get it. I have a range of stuff from different brands, Korum, Sonik, Cyprinus, Drennan, ESP, Fox and Trakker. It is all practical and does what I want it to do, looks never come into it for me but I know plenty of people who think very different in that aspect
chewbakka chewbakka
Posts: 443
Post #17 13 Apr 2020 16:47
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I like the curent range of luggage from fox, its pretty well thought out, but like you say prefer a more subtle look but these days everything is dpm and camo etc, just go with the flow dude use whatever bits suit ya fishing, i use fox bits, voyager and camolite, some gardner stuff, cotswold aquarius and aqua at the moment although this re organising ive done over the lock down it will be a nightmare first day back fishing wont be able to find anything .
It is a bit sad that others choose to mock fishing luggage, Its custom thought out for the job, If you wanna stick everything in a matchbox and a 40 year old tupperware go for it, if you like to be organised or suffer OCD thats fine too . Im the same at work everything needs to have a place, and it needs to be in that place or i cant find it
DirkDiggler DirkDiggler
Posts: 2,502
Post #18 13 Apr 2020 16:54
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All fishing luggage has to be totally functional to your particular needs that's why there are so many manufacturers out there....if the standard of quality is there and it fits your needs then spunk away.

The only companies luggage I've never owned any of is the Shimano range...It's like it's all been thought of by someone who's never been fishing in their life
chewbakka chewbakka
Posts: 443
Post #19 13 Apr 2020 18:31
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Johnson ross have a few bits of fox luggage 25 % off at the moment in the voyager range so its not dpm
bullyLFC bullyLFC
Posts: 343
Post #20 13 Apr 2020 21:55
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Just get luggage that serves the purpose to cover your fishing...

I have alot of the fox camo lite bags (smaller items) large green Nash hi loader barrow bag that they fit nicely into... Rod bags are either speero dpm or ccp padded sleeves for my other set of rods, a speero dpm carryall for longer or France trips... Esp cool bags and a few other bits

A mix up but as others have said get what you need to do the job for you...
carpe_diem carpe_diem
Posts: 1,982
Post #21 13 Apr 2020 22:43
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The Fox Camolite stuff is good kit , but only if you're a midget , it's just too small
eskimojon
Posts: 106
Post #22 14 Apr 2020 02:20
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Thanks for the reply mate, I have ordered the Ruckall and Tri sleeve from the voyager line. Slightly cheaper and green so not too much in your face and then some Camolite accessory pouches to go inside (Small, Medium & Large organisers, gadget pouch, brewkit bag & coolbag)

I think some people will just mock anything but I take it all with a pinch of salt as they most likley are just as bad. They will be typing their response about using a carrier bag and a sun lounger from a giant Nash Indulgance bedchair....sometimes I think it seems to be more trendy to fish like it was still the 80's.

I know the fish don't care what gear you have but I like to make sure I have half decent bits so I am not having to chop and change all the time. I still have some of my kit from 20 years ago and it works 100%. I work hard as a medic/trainer and don't drink or smoke so am fortunate to have a little spare each month, however it is certainly not massive amounts and all the tackle shops near me have closed down (We have a large AD about 30 miles away) so I like to find out other peoples views before buying bits. I was just thinking that an all camo set up might be all the trend now but soon fade out.

Thanks againg for the response. Appreciate it.
eskimojon
Posts: 106
Post #23 14 Apr 2020 02:20
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Thanks mate, just ordered some. Appreciate the heads up.
CarpHippy
Posts: 220
Post #24 14 Apr 2020 08:23
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My onlycamo item is my shimano tribal camera bag.

I got that in camo because it dont matter if I cant find it.
I never need the camera anyway.
Spod Spod
Posts: 13,415
Post #25 14 Apr 2020 08:33
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My OCD says that everything should match.....the problem is there's not a single luggage range that covers all bases for me....
Tinhead Tinhead
Posts: 17,089
Post #26 14 Apr 2020 10:53
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I was just thinking that an all camo set up might be all the trend now but soon fade out
Would it matter if it were a trend that faded out, not a question directed at you but would it matter, wouldn't you just keep on using it rather than replace for trend sake?
Bivvybug Bivvybug
Posts: 2,458
Post #27 14 Apr 2020 13:05
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people used dpm in the 80s nothing new circles will go back to green
Tinhead Tinhead
Posts: 17,089
Post #28 14 Apr 2020 13:13
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Agreed, when the time comes the marketing men will see to that.
Bornagaincarper Bornagaincarper
Posts: 107
Post #29 15 Apr 2020 22:12
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I had one of those, perfect rucksacks...mouse did for mine
stuart666 stuart666
Posts: 4,779
Post #30 15 Apr 2020 22:25
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Dpm luggage is not a new trend. I remember people on here saying it was a phase that will fade away about 10 years ago but its probably more popular now than it has ever been so its not going away any time soon.
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