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First impression out of the box is that is was a bit on the small side....BUT, upon opening up all the storage compartments and realizing how much space it actually had I was very pleased!. In the main compartment I can fit two Plano 3600 series storage boxes size 10.75”L x 7.25”W x1.75”H and they fit perfectly. The front storage pockets I have a lot of room for a number of soft plastic bags, more than I could use in a day....and sinkers, hooks etc. The most forward zip pocket I just put some fishing line in it but will add more stuff. Also it has a side storage compartment that I’ve yet to fill. I attacked pliers to the side of the bag as well. In the rear it has another zip pocket that I put big spray in. A few other pass through pockets that you could put some stuff in as well. The Quality is outstanding and feels tough. I mainly bought this bag for kayak fishing and river fishing day trips. Also the zip top makes it easy access for getting to lure boxes. Zippers open smoothly and don’t stick so it’s a thumbs up from me.

So after thorough research, I decided to purchase this bag after being disconcerted with several surf fishing bags that I’ve used in the past. This was a perfect fit because the compartments were empty, allowing me to customize the bag to my wants. After getting a couple of Plano cases, two empty coffee cans and plenty of rearrangement, this allowed me to customize this bag to be used on the surf. I use the belt that comes with it as a surf belt and used another sling to attach it. What’s great about this bag is how roomy it is and leaves much to the imagination on how to customize it. You won’t always get the ideal bag. This isn’t a gear up surf bag, but it’s not a cheaply made bag either. It’s rather sturdy, and holds well. The placement of D rings, loops, Velcro and zippers are to my liking. I also don’t have to worry about the bag tipping over and dropping all my lures when I’m changing it (which is common on brand name surf bags) I hope the bag holds up in the long run, and I may even plan on adding drain holes and stainless steel grommets to aerate the main compartments.

its not bad could be a little cheaper, it does fit 2 3500 double side plaino it definitely could fit a third one right on top of the other two inside and still be able to close, front pockets has plenty of room, mine didnt come with any straps which is fine, i use aback support belt anyways to hold it up nice and tight to my back, all in all its what i needed will update if it falls apart

I'm a night guard at the natural history museum so I needed a tough bag with a lot of pockets. With the BLISSWILL Fishing Tackle Bag is perfect for what I need. I have 3 flashlights on me when on my shift, plus I bring my lunch so I need pockets but not a big bag. That's what you get with the BLISSWILL Fishing Tackle Bag and it's tough like a tactical bag. I Love This Bag! Great Quality, just a really great bag. Thank You.

I bought the “bigger” bag to wear as a fanny pack. The size is very generous, for two or three small boxes and some accessories. I have a 34 waist and have to tighten the belt all the way down for it to fit snuggly. So if your waist is smaller, you may not be comfortable wearing it like that. Once I cut a few of the excessive straps and buckles from the bag, I think it may actually be functional to wear with waders. I found the straps going up the front and over the top to be redundant. Once you join them at the top, they create a handle for carrying the bag. Yet wearing it around the waist, these are flopping around in a ridiculous manner, impeding access to the main compartments. Not cool, in the winter when your hands are cold and you need to limit their exposure, in and out of the bag.If I could make any suggestions it would be to make the front straps removable and to make the waist belt tighten more for smaller waists.

First thing I did was rip off that cheesy blisswill brand tag. I cannot comment on durability as I've only been using it a few weeks. The waist strap is suspect though as there is a looped section that snaps onto a button, this has come undone twice while moving the bag around to my side while trying to access my tackle box. Luckily I managed to grab the bag before everything ended up lost in the surf. The button snap just seems pointless why not sew it in place, I put some locktite on the button to hopefully prevent it coming undone again. The zips seem to be a bit flimsy and cheap I wouldn't expect more than a season or two for them to last especially if plugging the surf constantly.

I purchased this bag based on the description. I was using a regular fanny pack for it's convenience. I can fish without carrying a large, heavy tackle box. It had gotten too small to carry the things that I wanted. This bag is a perfect size. It is large without being too large. I can fit several of the plastic tackle storage boxes inside with room to spare. I used the strap for waist instead of shoulder carrying. The only problem that I found, for me, was the two straps on the back (with the snaps). They serve no purpose (that I can see), and block the back zippered compartment. I cut them off!

This is a nice bag for the money. The size is big enough to carry many items and not be too bulky. I'm happy with its looks and the quality.