OSAGE RIVERFishing Tackle Backpack with Fishing Rod Holder, Large Fishing Tackle Bag for Tackle Trays, Tackle Box Backpack for Bass Fishing Camping Traveling Hunting, Camo

All in all the PRO's outweigh the CON's. It's great to have everything in one convenient kit. Please note as others have mentioned the backpack has no accessories (plastic storage cases), they must be purchased separately.PROS: Hella space, double zippers on all outside pouches/compartments, reasonable price, light weight, many big n small compartments and durable fabric.CONS: Poor back/padding support for those 6' and taller, side secure straps needs better "grippy" teeth, needs waist strap. For the price I shouldn't complain, but there is room for improvement no doubt. I'd be happy a medium size outer-outer mesh pouch than 36 extra mini slots.

I'm not sure how this thing has a 5-star rating. One of the side straps tore while tightening on my second trip fishing with this bag. Both of the chest straps have never been used and fell off on their own. Another of the side straps is already tearing after mild use.All strap buckles won't hold, and slip easily. Had a small hatchet slipped between two of the side straps, and they both loosened and the hatchet was lost somewhere on the trail.Product is clearly poor made, stitching is terrible and weak. Material is thin and cheap.It seems that the price of this really was too good to be true - you get what you pay for. Spring for one of the more expensive bags from a more reputable manufacturer.

As a rickety disabled angler, and a man too stubborn to retire my penchant for fishing, I find this item allows me to carry every bit of tackle I need, while also freeing my hands for my cane and a fishing pole or two. This fishing backpack is ruggedly built and highly expandable. The pockets and enclosures leave me searching for more gear to add to its contents, it holds all the items one would need for a great weekend of fishing, and due to the portability of the pack it has expanded my fishing range and area.

If you are looking to rightsize your tackle big, this is the bag to go with. I have three 3700 trays in the last main pocket, soft plastics in the middle pocket, and terminal tackle and tools in the remaining. Waist and chest belts for support are a plus.

Good quality for what you pay. Plastic zippers take a star away. They stripped out almost immediately and needed to be fixed and the zipper pinched tighter on the teeth. Fits all my stuff and has nice side pockets/straps for a knife and a net. Works great for hiking to a fishing location.

This backpack is f'ing awesome. I have been using it for surf fishing and taking all my fishing gear stuff out on my kayak. Works great! I wish it had a better rod holder system because I dont do fly fishing and maybe a small cooler pouch but it's still awesome! Thanks for building the best outdoor backpack that I have ever owned! Bonus points for camo.

I haven't had it for long, but it's way better than my old fishing backpack. Which was Basspro junk, the zippers and storage in this pack is way better in every way. It's not that big but big enough for my trout gear 3plano boxes. 10+ powerbait jars, plyers ect. The Only downside is little to no storage on the outside of the pack or has tons of loops that are to small for anything not sure why they are there?

Bought this backpack so my 15-year old son would have his own fishing backpack! It came with a couple plastic tackle boxes but will hold several others. He absolutely loves it and has modified it to fit his personal needs. The moly strips and velcro allow the addition of a multitude of accessories if one is inclined to add them.