Reply With QuoteBack when I lived west of Little Rock, I fished mostly farm ponds and the streams and rivers in the Ouachita NF area. Working out of a back pack is great and I used the same one for years.
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I recently bought the new BPS Stalker Backpack Tackle System. It seems pretty durable and has plenty of storage. I like the backpack design bc I fish some private ponds and it allows hands free carrying. If I were only to fish from a boat I probably would of got the duffle bag design. They are 20% off right now so it's a pretty good deal. I saw some other good tackle bags from other dealers but this one fit my needs best
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Back when I lived west of Little Rock, I fished mostly farm ponds and the streams and rivers in the Ouachita NF area. Working out of a back pack is great and I used the same one for years.
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I had the same one and still have it. Still use it on the farm ponds and it works great.
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Cabelas has a tackle specific back pack I bought over 10 years ago- I love it and keep it stocked for multiple species. Has space for about 4 plastic plano box stacks on the bottom and an open storage area on top for plastic worms etc- plus outside pockets for tools etc.
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I have a fairly cheap backpack that I use when fishing with other people out of their boat. I can grab my 3700 Plano boxes of jig heads and soft plastics and put in the large zipper area. Then have two other smaller zippered areas for garlic spray, braid scissors etc. Works real well and was under $20.
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