New bag advice.

Hi lad just wondering this.
When I read out I pack in my lures / flask / spare reel / bit of food /fluoro carbon etc etc
Can't seem to find a bag that will carry all this so I use the kids old school bag.
Anyone any advice in a new bag.
Must carry a bit of gear like stated
Must be versatile so I can pick up and just walk to next point
Non bulky
Don't like the box bags sorry.
Anyone any ideas.
Seen a few but nothing caught the eye for all above.
Thanks in advance

Ian golds do a tackle bag with back straps to put on your back. I got one years ago the small size. Fine job ,its sectioned out so easy to use. If I was to buy one again I'd get the large . Worth looking at.

Check this one out Deise, its a 70ltr Shakespear Salt Backpack.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SHAKESPEARE-S ... 2eb743f83b

Ian golds do a tackle bag with back straps to put on your back. I got one years ago the small size. Fine job ,its sectioned out so easy to use. If I was to buy one again I'd get the large . Worth looking at.

Any link to this.
Thanks again

Check this one out Deise, its a 70ltr Shakespear Salt Backpack.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SHAKESPEARE-S ... 2eb743f83b

New Xmas present on the way thanks mate

Check this one out Deise, its a 70ltr Shakespear Salt Backpack.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SHAKESPEARE-S ... 2eb743f83b

New Xmas present on the way thanks mate

I use that bag when i go lure fishing on my bike nice bag. you can get it here for £15.
http://www.fishingmegastore.com/shakesp ... ~5588.html

Got that bag lads thanks very much for advice.
Plenty of room in it with little extra slots at the side
Comfy to wear and no restrictions when wearing and casting out or climbing.
Much appreciated

Got that bag lads thanks very much for advice.
Plenty of room in it with little extra slots at the side
Comfy to wear and no restrictions when wearing and casting out or climbing.
Much appreciated

glad we could point you in the right direction Deise.

I just love my blue Shakespeare tacklebox with Breakaway backpack mount.
And always a seat nearby...

Jeroen