KastKing Karryall Fishing Backpack

Great for all your fishing gear!! Fits so much more than you'd think.

My boyfriend LOVES this bag; it fits everything he can possibly think of needing for fishing trips on the boat! Total win! Doesn’t take up too much space, holds his GPS boat tracker, tackle, fillet knives, pliers, hooks, all the things you can possibly think of that you would need for a full day of fishing. It is conveniently accessible with many pockets. It’s also lightweight. The straps are adjustable and fit very comfortably on your back. Velcro patches are a super fun way to customize the bag without committing to it. Zippers move freely and haven’t malfunctioned in the last couple of months of everyday use!

Awesome fishing backpack , it carries all of my needs and then some

Overall, this is a GREAT pack. I really love it. The storage capacity is unprecedented by comparison to other packs. I gave this 4 stars because, while the pack does offer insane convenience for storage, if you use the bottom portion to stack your tackle trays, they are somewhat difficult to get to if you're set up on slanted rocks at a reservoir or fishing off of an ocean jetty. The next part is, the 2 rod holders with the black straps work for baitcasters but they're more accomodating for spinning gear. They still work, and fit my rods comfortably, but the velcro straps are more difficult to get around the handle depending on where the reel ends up. You've gotta play with it and figure out what works. The 3rd rod holder on the other side works a bit better for a baitcaster, though. Otherwise, I really do love this pack. One thing they should add is a camelback for water. They give you a cup or bottle holder but honestly, a camelback would be so much more convenient.

Very nice bag.

Fisherman's backpack used by my son. He loves it, helps to organize all his fishing tackle, rod, reel and supplies.

I use this thing as often as I can fishing. It's extremely handy to just get after it. Pros are definitely the versatility of storage. I have no problem keeping everything I need in one place. I can also carry 3 rods on it with the net slot if I really want to. Currently I carry 2-3 rods (if my daughter comes it's 3) 4 tackle boxes, fishing line, box of power bait, two mugs with citronella candles in them (comes in handy), wash clothes (fish hands), knives, multi tools, bobbers, bug spray, sunscreen, 500yds of high vis Paracord, my telescoping net, and misc soft baits/new lures. It's definitely doing the job on storage. However.. My only real con is the bag doesn't have anything in the way of a frame or rigidity. In my case and I'm sure several others, the top tier sags down into the bottom with any weight involved and makes it difficult to return all your boxes without wrestling it a bit. I do however also have a solution that I hope @KASTKING sees. Many companies make small drawer system tackle boxes, however they all have a high domed lid with a handle. What if you guys made a 4 drawer tackle box, dimensiones to fit inside the the bottom tier snuggly and function similarly to others with a hard latch flap to access the boxes. It doesn't have to go into the bag thru the bottom flap either. It can be dropped in from the top of the bag and the hook and loop flap secured over it or tucked behind it. You could even make it two types. One that would fill the entire pack, to have the top open like a lunchbox to store misc goods. Then the bottom be as previously stated. Then make the second type just the 4 drawer insert with a simple hard top lid. Potentially add a very thin lures compartment but the idea for the second design would be to keep it compact while still holding your 4 tackle boxes that come with the bag. Thanks I hope @Kastking sees this. I'd buy one happily

Bag is amazing! great for walking to fishing spots and pole holders worked perfect while i was carrying bag on motorcycle doing 80mph for 40+ minutes