Calissa Offshore Rolling Fishing Tackle Box with Wheels, Waterproof Fishing Backpack with Rod Holders Storage Bag Roller

Great looking fishing bag. Easy rolling on wheels. Easy backpack straps to backpack it. Plenty of space for all the fishing stuff in the 5 large bins. Also the 4 pole holders with straps on the side very sturdy.

The backpack is very large and it has many sectors to organize the fishing stuff. The trays are also large and each tray sector is deep and can be extended vertically, you can expand 3 sector of the tray in one large sector to fit larger hooks or artificial baits.The tray locks are very tide, a little hard to open but almost impossible to open accidentally.The rest of the backpack has a good quality and it is very beautiful too.

I think what I love the most about this bag is how there are multiple ways to tote it around. Carrying it as a backpack, luggage roller, handle or shoulder strap is so convenient to the different activities that I take my fishing gear to. When I need my handsfree, backpack all day! When I go to a dock or pier I can drag it along with me with the rolling wheels and handle. With the added boxes and slots, I have managed to get ALL of my tackle both fresh and salt into one back. Better than having two separate. I do plan on however, to lightly grease the zipper to reduce friction and the effects of salty water. Other wise it was the best father's day gift to myself!

This is a good looking back pack. I replaced my old cabelas backpack but don't get me wrong the cabelas 14 year old back is much better constructed than this one but didn't have quite the space and plus I just wanted a new one for my winter trout fishing plus this was the largest one I saw on line. I would have given a five but they didn't give a pull out rain protector. I'll follow up after this winter's trout fishing. When I first did this review I hadn't noticed that the handle on the top isn't wide enough for all four fingers to pass through for carrying. I really can only get two fingers in comfortably and Squeeze three fingers in now try carrying that a short distance. Come on just inches over with the stitching would have made the handle functional. Another issue I noticed is stitching hanging loose. Nothing was coming unstiched yet but had to cut the loose hanging stitching. I'll add on to this as soon as my winter trout fishing starts.OK TODAY IS JAN 15TH 2020. AS I SAID THE CALISSA BACK PACK FISHING BAG WAS FOR WINTER TROUT. TODAY IS MY FIFTH TIME USING THE BAG AND THE STITCHING HAS COME LOOSE ON THE FRONT POCKET. IM SO PISSED. Now I have to find a show shop or someone who can stitch the bag back together. Even though the wild river bag is slightly smaller looks like I'll have to purchase another one for next winter trout fishing because this off shore tackle cheep Calissa bag isn't going to hold up. WOW. Sad.Today is jan 18th 2020. I took the bag to my local shoe shop for repair. As he looked at the bag he informed me that the stitching didn't come loose but the material actually tore. As he looked over the bag he noticed on the bottom of the bag one of the plastic ground protectors was coming apart at the stitches see photo. That was going to be more money. He told me that even if he made the repairs I'd be back later because the bag isn't made to handle the 38lbs of fishing gear I had in it. I really wanted to like this bag but CALISSA OFFSHORE TACKLE BAG isn't a good strong product cheaply made but has the room. I've decided to us it until it completely falls apart and is no longer functional as a fishing back. Darn shame. The government should have some type of quality control over crap made like this.OK. To replace my Calissa back pack as you can see from the photo I just received a BASSDASH green backpack. This thing is larger than the Calissa back pack and well made but the bottom is hard which is good but its covered in fabric. Come on Bassdash we place these bags on rocks, concrete and white knows what else. Great back pack but I can tell you I'm going to destroy that bottom just be sitting down while fishing. After I ordered this bassdash. The Calissa company just two days ago said that they were sending me a new back back because of the tare in the fabric shown in the photo above. Now I'm stuck with an extra bag that I don't need. I'm going to start using this BASSDASH pack and see if the bottom. Holds up since its covered in fabric and not a solid hard plastic bottom as lead to believe in their advertisements. O well today is Feb 6 2020 and I'll add to this report regarding these three bags once I've used this Bassdash bag for a while.

Love it , nice and big - I used thinner tackle boxes so I can fit like 10 of them (just in the bottom ) water proof cover works great , I left it out in a wicked heavy rain storm - dry as can be the next morning . Cart it around , shoulder it, backpack , even a little tug handle to lift it up into the back of my truck , I made small cuts around the top zipper pocket so it doesn’t zip so awkwardly, it’s a heavy duty zipper so it doesn’t make the turns well with the fabric over lapping it. So take a really good scissors , cut about and inch vertically at all four top corners , then it easily allows the zipper to perform around the tight corners . Or if your patient - just flip it up and down constantly . God bless ya.

I use this as a backpack when I ride my scooter into the Reservoir parks for convenient quick trips. I can zip into my spots and out in no time. The back pack isn’t large, but still holds 4 rods or 3 rods with a net, the 5 tackle boxes, plus additional storage at the top. The rod holders have remained secure at 25 mph on paved roads, including bumpy rides on dirt roads (of course riding at slower speeds once I hit the uneven surface). Haven’t had anything fall out to date. The included tackle cases are smaller box versions so you can’t fit as much tackle as you can with the 3700 boxes (and 3700’s defintely won’t fit into the bag), but it still gets the job done in an organized convenient fashion. The top portion of the bag holds my line, misc tools, and additional bait that won’t fit into the boxes. Sometimes I’ll only bring 3 tackle boxes, allowing me to use the additional 2 slots for anything else I want to bring along. The 5 dividers are removable and customizable in terms of height placement. I usually secure my boxes in a tighter fashion towards the bottom leaving more space (height) for my other items on the top 2 tiers. You have the option to only use 4 tiers to allow greater height at the top for larger items. Extremely convenient.My only complaint is that the top zipper is not easy to open or close. However, I was caught in the rain the other day and the inside remained dry without any leaking through the zipper compartments. Prior to that trip, I was concerned leaking would occur at the top; however, it performed well in moderate rain intensity.In terms of versatility, occasionally I’ll use it as a rolling bag and will leave the backpack straps at home. Unfortunately there isn’t anywhere to stow away the shoulder strap or the back pack straps. Simply plan ahead of how you plan to use it and you’re set.