In reply to Post #30
No two fishing bags match for me, i despise fishing luggage as every item of tackle you buy seems to be available with a corresponding bag, which when it boils down to it serves as nothing more than dead weight. I have an esp rucksack and a cyprinus satchel one used for carping one for river fishing, three rod bags, dont hate on me i won two from facebook competitions. A tiny drennan one a massive wychwood one that holds about 8 rods, and some funky one which is uber expensive and never likely to be used. 99% of tge time i dont use any of them. And i have three lead and bits bags, tfg one to hold all carp terminal tackle, a fox one for all river terminal tackle, and an nash one for all my floater fishing bits. Oh and a prologic bum bag thingy.
I dont bother with rod sleeves as they are just another thing to carry around.
Your either a luggage tart or you are not im deffinately not
No two fishing bags match for me, i despise fishing luggage as every item of tackle you buy seems to be available with a corresponding bag, which when it boils down to it serves as nothing more than dead weight. I have an esp rucksack and a cyprinus satchel one used for carping one for river fishing, three rod bags, dont hate on me i won two from facebook competitions. A tiny drennan one a massive wychwood one that holds about 8 rods, and some funky one which is uber expensive and never likely to be used. 99% of tge time i dont use any of them. And i have three lead and bits bags, tfg one to hold all carp terminal tackle, a fox one for all river terminal tackle, and an nash one for all my floater fishing bits. Oh and a prologic bum bag thingy.
I dont bother with rod sleeves as they are just another thing to carry around.
Your either a luggage tart or you are not im deffinately not