Sougayilang Fishing Tackle Bag Folding Travel Shoulder Fishing Rod Case Storage

Strong material big capacity , very durable

Good item ... but expensive.

Just what I needed arrived early seems good quality

It's really longer than I imagined. It flops over, but can hold 7-8 medium rod reel combos. I cut a piece of cardboard to fit the end of the bag. I cut slits in the cardboard and ran the velcro strap through it. It's holding a better shape now. It's so long and roomy, I can carry two disassembled kayak paddles along with my five favorite rods. They go together anytime we go fishing, so the bag became dual purpose.

My wife bought me the Sougayilang Fishing Rod Case Organizer so I wouldn't scratch up the roof of her new suv with my many poles or getting hooks in the upholstery and it was just in time for our trip to South Texas for a 4 day fishing weekend.Pros: I was able to stack 6 poles including 2X 10 footers and pole holders. I found that breaking down the crank on the reels and stacking them alternately made them stack easier.The tackle box included was cool and actually came in handy for stuff like extra lures, hooks and weights when I went wade fishing.The inside of the bag makes it possible to load up my poles, hooks and all without them getting embedded in the material.The back-pack style made it easy to carry but the loose items do get bounced around a lot.Zipper is big and does not get caught up in the material. That was a plus for me especially when fishing at night. One less thing to hassle with.I carried my fishing net in one of the pockets and it worked out well.The bag traveled well on the luggage rack once tied down with bungee cords, which is also kind of a conCons:The case travels well on the car rack but wished it had straps already on the bag that could be used as a tie-down. Just a personal preference.I wasn't too sure about the two Velcro straps in the inside of the bag, especially on the side where the zipper doesn't open up all the way. It’s hard to get to and I wasn't really sure how to utilize it so I just cut one of the straps and that worked.It’s not something I will use all the time but it is perfect for when I need it. I most definitely recommend the Sougayilang Fishing Rod Case Organizer.

So I spent quite a bit of time looking and reading reviews about similiar products. There had been reports of the zipper being worthless and the stitching being bad on these. Rest assured that isnt the case, no pun intended. There are 2 very large pockets on each side of this case and will hold my 6 ft 6 in, poles broken down to approx 3ft 3 in with the reals still attached on each side. There are also several other pockets that could be used for a small water bottle, or possible even tackle.The construciton of the bag is on par with a soft sided tackle bag you would pick up from Cabellas or Bass pro. Thick nylon and good stitching, this should last a while.I purchased this item because I had a tackle box and 4 poles rolling around the back seat of my truck and definitely helped secure the mess. Worth the money spent.The only con, as I do not speak chinese, have no idea what the chinese writing on the side of the bag means. It could say Filleted Carp Taste Great! But Alas, it does it's job and its good enough for me.

I've been looking for a bag/backpack for my husband's fishing poles for YEARS and I've never found one until now! Other bags I've seen only hold 2 poles or you have to break the pole down. This bag fit all 6 of our poles and we didn't have to make them shorter its going to be so convenient! Also I'm super happy there's backpack straps as opposed to one strap which would be annoying because like camping chairs they slide off and around so easy. Theres pockets on the outside too. I'm thinking I can buy my husband a net and it will fit in the outside pocket.