KarryAll Fishing Tackle Backpack with Rod Holder 4 Tackle Boxes,40/26L Tackle Bag Storage Fishing Gear and Equipment

The KastKing Karryall Fishing Tackle Backpack is very well made and feels like it will last a long time. It fits much more than it looks like it will from the outside, with plenty of room for gear and great organization. The included organizer boxes are solid quality and easy to open and close, making them a nice bonus. There are plenty of external hooks for attaching retractors or other gear, though the hooks on the shoulder straps near the top are a bit high, which can make it tricky to access a retractor while wearing the backpack. Overall, it’s comfortable to wear, built to last, and holds more than you’d expect—a great choice for anglers who want a reliable tackle backpack.

My son uses this for fishing. He loves it. He is able to carry all his gear in it easily. Great quality.

I've been using the KastKing Pond Hopper single-strap backpack for about 4 years now, and although the quality has been fine I realized I wanted something with more storage (and also 2 straps). So I decided to give this one a try and it's immediately exceeded my expectations. This doesn't look like a huge backpack form the outside, and even when I initially received it it matched my size expectations. But as soon as I started opening it and exploring the different compartments I realized this thing has a TON of space. There are hooks and pockets all over for attaching and storing things. The listing says it can fit 4 3600 cases and shows them sitting vertically, but as you can see in my picture I can easily load 3 of my 3650 cases (which I think are the same size as 3600) horizontally in the bottom with a ton of space left above. If I wanted to I could stack 3 more in the upper section to hold 6, or if I wanted a tight squeeze I could maybe even go 4 deep for a total of 8 cases. In reality I don't think I'll ever need more than 3, but it's nice that those only take up half the main compartment and I can still fit a bunch of other stuff in there like food or a sweatshirt or towel or something. As I explored the backpack I kept being pleasantly surprised by hidden features. For example the front pouch can unzip so far that the face of it can fold out completely and is supported by 2 straps to form a small table where light things could be set. I do a lot of fishing off of large rocks so I can see this being handy if there isn't a nice flat spot for prepping stuff. There's also a weird little pocket on one of the straps. I'm not sure if I'll ever use it, but it might be nice to store a few commonly needed items like spare hooks or something so that I could get them without even needing to take the pack off. My Nalgene bottle fits in the side pocket which is nice since it's kind of wide and doesn't always fit in water bottle pockets. The great thing about this pack is that its so versatile I'll be using it all the time, not just for fishing. An interesting feature is that there's a slim compartment in the back that works as a laptop compartment, and the rectangular shape of the pack means that it can actually fit a good sized laptop and still close. One of my pictures shows a 17" LG Gram laptop in the compartment and it closes easily. So overall this backpack has exceeded my expectations for storage capacity and versatility. Obviously it will take time to gauge the construction and durability but it seems great as far as I can tell and my other KastKing pack has held up great over the last 4 years. I definitely recommend this backpack.

I use this bag as my freshwater kit, since I'm often hiking a fair bit to get to where I'm fishing from and having to carry everything in a box got old really fast in those scenarios. This bag combined with a shoulder-slung rod carrier makes it so both hands are free in case I want to bring anything else along like a cooler and/or beverage. It's pretty compact, but you can stuff a surprising amount of gear inside. I've got mine filled with six 3600-size tackle boxes, two spools of leader, tons of soft plastics (seriously - like 12-16 bags of them) and a host of other tools (lip grip, pliers, hook remover, bait knife, clippers, etc.), all pretty well-organized and easy to get at. Construction is solid and I like that they didn't go overboard with compartmentalization. You've got one big main storage area for your tackle boxes, a large flat sleeve with dual access above that, then a smaller compartment perfect for soft plastic packages and a small pocket that's perf for for things like your fishing license and the like. Materials are tough and will shrug off minor splashes and the straps and soft back pad make it all-day comfortable, even when you've stuffed it all the way full. KastKing keeps delivering solid gear at great prices and I especially like that they didn't just repurpose one of the myriad 'tactical' bags that are all the same regardless of vendor.

This fishing backpack exceeded all my expectations. It has a place for everything—tackle boxes, pliers, water bottles, even a spot for my rod. The compartments are well thought out and make it super easy to stay organized on the water. What really impressed me is the build quality. The material is tough, water-resistant, and handles rough conditions without an issue. The zippers are strong, and the stitching holds up even when it's fully loaded. It’s also surprisingly comfortable. The padded straps and back support make long treks to the fishing spot much easier. Whether I’m hiking into remote areas or just hitting a local pier, this backpack goes with me every time. If you're serious about fishing and want gear that keeps up with you, this is the one. 100% worth it!