Waterproof Two-Layer Fishing Tackle Bag

Description

A fishing tackle bag earns its keep the moment you stop carrying loose boxes to the water. This one is 50 x 30 x 25 cm of waterproof nylon with a two-layer interior, so rods, reels, trays and a lunch all travel in one hand instead of three trips from the truck.

The fishing tackle bag detail that changes everything: two layers

Most bags are one big hole. Everything sinks to the bottom and the thing you need is always underneath. This fishing tackle bag splits into an upper and a lower compartment, so hard trays live below and the soft stuff — line, gloves, a rain shell — rides above without crushing anything. You open one zip and see what you have.

Features

• Waterproof nylon fishing tackle bag shell — sheds spray from the boat and rain on the walk back.
• Two-layer interior — upper and lower compartments that keep trays flat and gear separated.
• 50 x 30 x 25 cm — roughly 37 litres, enough for a full day’s kit.
• Multiple outside pockets — pliers, leader spools and a phone stay reachable without opening the main bag.
• Padded shoulder strap — detachable, with a top carry handle for short moves.
• Heavy-duty zippers — the part that fails first on cheap bags.
• Two colourways — plain black or woodland camo.

Specifications

Which colour should you pick

Black is the fishing tackle bag to take if the bag also does duty as a range bag, a tool bag or carry-on. It does not announce itself and it does not show wear the way pale fabric does.

Camo (MULTI) is the choice for anyone who fishes from the bank in cover, or who hunts as well. Same bag, same layout, different shell.

Where it fits

This fishing tackle bag works on bank, boat, kayak and pier. The two-layer layout suits anglers who run hard trays for lures and still need room for soft gear. It also works as general outdoor storage — a camp kitchen bag, a range bag, a truck organiser — because the interior is not fishing-specific.

If you carry a licence and gear across state lines, remember the rules travel with you. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service lets you check and purchase a fishing licence for the state you are heading to.

Care and maintenance

Empty the fishing tackle bag after a saltwater trip and rinse the shell with fresh water — salt sitting in the zipper teeth is what stiffens them. Let it dry open, upside down, before it goes back in the garage. Wipe the zippers with a dry cloth and give them a drop of silicone lubricant a couple of times a season. Never machine wash it: the coating that makes the nylon waterproof does not survive a drum.

Frequently asked questions

Is this fishing tackle bag fully waterproof or water resistant?
The nylon shell is waterproof and sheds rain and spray. It is not a dry bag — do not submerge it, and do not assume a seam-sealed interior.

Will 3600-size tackle trays fit inside?
The lower compartment is 50 cm wide and 25 cm deep, which takes standard trays laid flat. The supplier does not publish a tray count, so we do not quote one.

How big is this fishing tackle bag really?
50 x 30 x 25 cm, about 37 litres. That is a full day’s kit for one angler, not a weekend for two.

Can I use it for something other than fishing?
Yes. The interior has no fishing-specific fittings, so it works as a range bag, a camp kitchen bag or a truck organiser.

Does the shoulder strap come off?
Yes, the padded shoulder strap is detachable and there is a top handle for short carries.

This fishing tackle bag ships free. See the rest of our fishing gear or browse the whole MAXELTI Active shop.