Piscifun Fishing Rod Bag Holds 8 Rods & Reels, 70L Large Storage Fishing Rod Case, Foldable Fishing Pole Bag for Carrying Gear & Equipment, Water-resistant Portable Rod Storage Bag, Green

I had been looking at these a while and finally picked one up on Prime day.I fish from a boat and have to move all my gear from the boat to the garage. This bag is big enough to carry the 8 rods I typically take, keeping the organized and untangled. Since I have a separate tacklebag for my main gear, I use the tackle bag on this to hold a Flambeau half-satchel plastics box and a Zebco large spinner bait box. The middle of the bag holds the ligejackets, rain gear, and other clothing I take. Top it off with some spools of line and other supplies in the front pouches.This and my tackle bag hold everything making loading/unloading much simpler, faster, and more organized.I leave most gear in it for storage. This bag sits on top of my tackle bag and everything take us the floor space just larger than a 5 gallon bucket.If I recommended one change, it would be to have handles like a golf bag and make the backpack straps removable. I will rarely use it as a backpack.It would be nice if there was something to help it hold it's shape, but in my case, it isn't much of a concern.We'll see what the longevity is, but it seems to be well made and I anticipate getting a few years use. Hard to go wrong with it for ~$25.

As the title says - zippers are strong and has a great degree of storage available in addition to handling multiple rods. Makes it easier for dad to be the pack mule as we bring the equipment down to water’s edge!

I am able to fit 2 adult size folding chairs and 2 kid size chairs, 4 tackleboxes, 4 poles, 3 camel baks, all the gear I need, and a small lunch cooler. However, when it's fully loaded it's very large. Very hard to carry. If you have used a hiking backpack before, this isn't it. The straps compared to where the weight is makes it almost impossible to mount when fully loaded. The point of the purchase was to carry the family's gear on our fishing trips, yet at 6'2 I am having a hard time loading this on my back. Now, instead of loading it to full, I carry more gear. It helps but the purchase was to have everything in one backpack. I also question on the top velcro straps at how long they will last connected to the bag and I have been carefully pulling them apart since they do look like one bad pull and it'll create issues. My biggest issue is the images they show have the bag standing up on its own. I see it has a bottom for that but logically unless my tackleboxes at the bottom out weight my folding chairs, which they do not, it will always be awkwardly top heavy. That means it's in the dirt, laying down. Not ideal with the poles on the side. So while it does work to carry all the fishing gear, I have to work with the bag more carefully than I would have preferred.

This bag is one of the most badass fishing bags I’ve ever used. The only compliant I have is that unless it’s filled to the brim it’s floppy. But besides that it’s got great capacity, tight seems, durably material, lightweight, fits everything you need and more. And if your patient and have cardboard and tape, you can fix the floppy issue. Get a 43in X 49in square peice of cardboard. Then cut out a 13in diameter circle for the bottom, wrap the the big cardboard around it with the ribs going vertical and tape it together with gorilla tape or whatever. It stands on its own it takes no space away and it is still lightweight. 100/10 on this product.

We took this bad boy (100L) on a trip to Holden Beach last week and it was perfect. I did buy the 3700 size tackle boxes for the bottom and a 3500 for the top pouch but for $30ish bucks from Walmart that’s not a problem. More space for lures etc.The top part is the biggest issue. To solve that I put a tall 5 gallon food grade bucket in there and it’s great. The bag should have some kind of removable plastic spine that fills the top and can be removed as needed. Doesn’t need to be fancy just needs to slip into itself to make a round area to provide some rigidity.This held the 6 rods, the tackle trays, a bucket with clothes and other random stuff in it and was extremely comfortable for me to walk the inter-coastal waterway and fish with my son and a buddy.

Storage in abundance. Has great sturdiness. Fashionable

Great bag at a great price. My work around to make it free standing. Which seems to be a complaint about this product. I’m going to cut away a piece to allow the storage area work at the bottom on one side.

Great quality product for price. Product came I. Exactly how described. Will continue utilizing this bag for multiple applications throughout our travels.

Really feel like a backpack

Going fishing with 5 kids is never easy but this bag makes it so my oldest can carry all the gear and I can help my 2 and 6 year old and carrier the coolerWe rated a 4 star only for the fact that it would be nice if there was some poles or something to give the bag some support we added a box to the bottom to help and are trying to find something for the top pocket

My husband is an avid fisherman, who often takes several rods when he’s going on over night fishing trips. This is a perfect way to display rods and to quickly and safely stow and protect rods during transport!

This is awesome, it is a little large though, my son wont be able to carry it but it definitely works well to organize

Heavy duty material, awesome product for the price, if you have fishing gear you should check it out you won’t regret buying this item