PLUSINNO Water-Resistant Fishing Tackle Backpack with Rod Holder - Durable Fishing Gear Storage Bag for Freshwater & Saltwater Anglers - Perfect for Boat, Shore, and Kayak Fishing Trips

I have all reveal colors. Best small backpack for the priceMain pocket is large enough for 3 boxes. That allows you to use the other two pockets for all your other needs.I ordered the larger bag for use while bank fishing, where I would often hike a bit to my spot.The bag itself is nice. Lots of pockets and attachment points. So far, I've been using it as a sling bag, but may try 'backpack mode' next time out.The main pocket is NOT large enough to hold a 3700 box. I don't know how another buyer claimed to get one in there, or why they made a 'fishing backpack' that doesn't fit these boxes. Yeah, you MAY be able to jam one or two in there, but the pocket really needs to be a half inch or so wider and taller or it will just be a PITA. If that was the case, it could easily hold 3 in the main compartment. As is, it can hold 3 x 3600 boxes with some extra space in the pocket, and the inner pocket is still usable. This works for me as I use the extra space at the top for a rechargeable 'Patio' model Thermocell that I can place next to me while fishing to keep the bugs at bay .The secondary pocket is large enough for a collection of plastics, or another 3600 box, and there's enough extra little pockets for pliers, fish grips, and other smaller extras. A rolled up rain jacket or windbreaker can be tucked under the front strap and easily retrieved when needed.The bottle pocket can hold an typical store-bought 32oz plastic water bottle, but if you like to have a cold drink with you, not a larger, insulated water bottle that's more than ~3" in daimeter. This could be a problem, as most insulated bottles over 24oz will probably be too wide for the pocket, and 24oz of water may not be enough for a day out in the heat. The pocket should also have a flat bottom, IMO. It would be possible to add a hydration bladder, if that's your preference.I did get caught in the rain the first time out with it. It seemed to absorb water, with the material getting darker easily. But, I'm not worried about keeping the contents perfectly dry, so I can deal with it. May give it a waterproof spray coating.My only other gripe was that the zipper pulls come off the sliders too easily. Some almost fall off. I'll try to pinch them closed a bit, but from previous experience those tabs on the sliders are generally not pliable enough to bend a bit (at least on cheap zippers).Update after 1mo - Dinged a star because the stitching on the zipper is starting to pull out, and I don't see anything on the product page about any warranty on it. See pic. Otherwise, I'm finding the size and utility of this bag just about perfect for what I wanted. Let's see how it fares over the next couple of months...Has everything and moreWorks as it shouldThis will be a ok back pack for fishing not as big as I thought once I started loading my fishing gear into it. At least it'll keep my hands free.I have had the large version for about a year now. It certainly holds more than enough tackle and provides a lot of versatility for attaching gear. My only knock against it is using it as a backpack because of not being able to adjust the straps tighter. Works great as a sling bag.I've been looking for a bag like this for years. This fishing bag has it all. It's like they thought of everything . You can wear it over one shoulder, for a quick pick up and go. You can wear it over your back diagonally or chest for easy to get to. The zipper in-between the straps ether zip down to hold together or zip up to spread apart so you can wear it as a backpack. It's so versatile. And the pockets, so many pockets. There are straps and loops to clip on everywhere. Awesome little pouch on the side with velcro where you can slide your plyers into it and then just velcro between the handles so they don't slide out when you pick up the bag! genius! There is a water bottle pocket on the other. And to me the mother of all things... (I've been looking for for years) on the bottom there's two little velcro straps that you might miss if you weren't looking for them. These are the perfect size to strap in your collapsed telescopic Pole. You can remain hands-free while hiking to your favorite destinations, then when you get there just pull the fishing pole off the bottom of your pack. I had a tackle bag like this years ago but it fell apart from age plus I used it so much. I have not been able to find one since to replace been looking for years with no luck tell now! If you don't have a collapsible pole don't worry there is velcro straps on the side or you can loop a buckel so you can attach your pole there as well. The colors awesome three choices I picked the darker. It's very thick well-made and durable. I think the material has a water resistant coating on it. But still will dry quickly they say.. Underneath the back straps of the backpack is also a spongy like texture padding so it is easy on your back and super comfortable if you have got heavy gear. All in all I'm super happy with my purchase and cannot wait to get this packed up and on the road. River here I come!!!!The backpack is perfect for the seven year old that it was purchased for but the fishing tackle bag is missing out of it. I had no way of contacting the company as there wasn’t a packing slip enclosed.Bought this as a fishing backpack to hold all my gear. Lightweight but holds a lotMerci