KastKing Bait Boss Fishing Tackle Backpack with Rod Holders-4 Tackle Boxes-Rain Cover,43L Large Storage for Fishing Gear

I love this tackle box. One of my best fishing purchases, for sure. It has a large amount of storage capacity and it feels comfortable lugging and toting it whether it’s on my shoulders or in one hand.In the upper storage compartment, I have two large spools of string and a small spool of braid. I’ve got more than a plenty of space- shark rigs, gotcha plugs, organized lure boxes, clarkspoons, mirrolures, etc.The only possible complaint I have is how it sags weirdly (even with all trays secured and all zippers zipped), and it’s mostly aesthetics. It does make sliding lure boxes out a pain sometimes as the tab will catch, but this is most likely my fault seeing as I have two large spools of line in the top of this bag that I’d be blessed -or very very cursed) to run halfway through on a single fishing trip.Fantastic bag, I definitely recommend it. Plenty of pockets, a large, diversified storage capacity and storage spaces, very durable, and the zippers are very durable, as well.Good buy. Thanks, KastKingEdit: updated more photos

The build quality of this product is good. Upon delivery I looked this thing over top to bottom and inside out looking for things to nitpick. I really couldn't find much. The pockets are all in the right places for me, makes organizing my gear simple. The rod holders work well and allow for the rods to be strapped in tight. The bottle holder works best with a bottle that is necked down near the top. otherwise round bottles have a tendency to slip if the bag were to be turned over. This is only an issue for me in the event that i'm travelling via my atv to the trout hole. originally i had thought that this would be an early season trout item only, but after using it i quickly realized i'll be using it a whole lot more. my quick grab and go bag for any trip from the kayak to the bass boat. There are 4 trays inside, which leaves plenty of room for lunch. The trays are a common size and i had extra lying around so i stuffed it full and could carry more tackle than i could actually use in a day. The shoulder straps and the area that rests against your back are both padded and comfortable. The one thing that i can't find a practical use for is the strap that goes across your chest, from one shoulder strap to the other. i am a bigger chested guy and i don't like that strap. I can see where a female may not especially care for that strap either. i think it should be relocated as a waist strap or eliminated altogether. I really like this item though and am glad it is in my collection of gear. Would recommend. p.s. I gave 3 stars for water resistance only because i really didn't have the opportunity to test it in the rain, but it is obvious to me that the materials it is made from, and the stowable drybag it is equipped with will both do the job to keep it dry.

I am a huge believer in kast king products. I now have rods, reels, sunglasses, tackle, just about anything involving fishing. This bag is no different. It offers great storage and has so many different options. I love the inside part to put anything that might be heavier or bigger. Durability has been amazing. Very comfortable to wear/carry. This is a well thought out product. Five stars from me.

For the money, this is by far the best organizational setup I've used. I had the Bassdash backpack a couple years ago and ended up selling it due to lack of storage and it wouldn't stay upright. Here's a quick pro/con list if you're on the fence.Pros: Ample storage. Water bottle holder accommodates large bottles. Soft plastic separators are great. Very nice sunglasses storage. The included trays are good enough and hold a lot of lures. The side pouch with the Velcro strap is perfect for pliers.Cons/areas for improvement: The mesh on the back tore on my first trip out. The rod holders are pretty useless. The separator between the plastic tray and large compartment is only secured with cheap Velcro. A zipper would have been much nicer. The loops on the front are too thin. I have a pair of braid cutters that clip onto a belt and I leave those on the front of the bag. They pull right off unless you pull from the perfect angle. Lastly, there's no way to accommodate a net. I have a folding net and I'm going to have to modify the bag somehow to carry it.All those points aside, it's a great bag and I'm able to carry all my tackle on my back. I loved it so much I bought another as a gift. I find myself buying more and more Kastking because this company is making some awesome products that are very affordable.

I really like the versatility of this fishing bag. Holds 4 3600 tackle boxes which are included. Has pockets and slots for extra tackle, pliers, rods, cell phone, and even a drink carrier. All this zippers and clips are highly functional. The tackle bag is a backpack design so wearing a good quantity of hear becomes so much easier. The shoulder straps are comfortable to wear and also has a bit of cushion for the lower back. Overall this makes my fishing trips easy to manage if the spot requires a bit of a walk.

I love this backpack, got it for shore fishing and to hold my rods while I bike, came with the boxes an everything. Only issue is if you don't have all 4 boxes in the back it will sag down and can be uncomfortable. Lots of room for tool storage, water bottle, snacks, bug spray, whatever you need. The colours suck and its expensive but it is what it is, there are not many fishing backpacks that have all the features this one does.

The PVC pockets was torn apart before even going on the first fishing trip. I had to buy 2 more tackle boxes and keep my worms on top of the 4 tackle boxes that come with the backpack. Overall quality is good but I didn't expect the PVC pockets to tear up that fast. I contacted the Kastking customer service and they offered a refund. So overall still a good product and great customer seevice.