Archive - Fishing Equipment Storage

Rod Cover with 3 compartments, worn in hand and back, side elastic pockets

Rod Cover with 3 compartments, worn in hand and back, side elastic pockets

Bucket - Folding, ideal for catching fish, but can also be used to wash hands or mix the bait, volume: 4.5l

Bum Bag - for 2.5kg boilie, strap fastening strap or stick bar can also be used as a drying bag

Bucket - Folding, very lightweight, takes up a minimum of space, from a super-rigid 500D PVC material, a volume of 15l

PVC pocket - replacement for Dravec Mini bag, zipper closing, ideal for storing rubber lures, packed in 5pcs

Fishing Tackle Box - large, sturdy and durable design, ideal for carp, includes 6 plastic containers inside a plastic box

- a practical tool to protect equipment during transport

- practical tool for transporting of rods, size L

- practical tool for transporting of rods, size M

- practical, zips, to store all types of artificial baits

, over the shoulder

Carry Bag , over the shoulder

Fishing Backpack - for trolling and fishing with artificial lures, premium 600D non-rib material, salt-resistant zips, including 3 quality boxes

- for dragging and fishing for artificial lures, first-class 600D Non-Rib material, salt-resistant zips, including 6 quality boxes

Carry Bag , over the shoulder

Bucket - for feeds, boilies, pellets, solid, square, camo pattern, tilting cover for easy access, volume: 10l

Carry Bag , volume: 7l, over the shoulder and in hand

Bucket - for feeding, boilies, pellets, solid, with lockable lid, camo pattern, volume: 5l

Rod Cover single compartment, worn in hand, case

Case - for small items, PVA materials, lead and other fishing equipment, completely padded with several separate compartments, dimensions: 25 x 18 x 18cm

Hook Protection - for maximum protection of the tips of your hooks during transport, packed in 3 pieces

Cover Sleeve - a quality and practical case for maximum protection of your bate grinder

Rod guard - neoprene nose tips combined with nylon, strap attached, for fishermen wearing rods outside the package