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Rodeo 31" Rolling Duffel
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Fishpond's best sized roller bag for fishing travel.

Fishpond's stampede is a monster, the saddlehorn just shy of room for a week long fishing trip.  The Rodeo is spacious enough to pack everything you need yet keep your bag just under 50 lbs. Solid wheels and a quality handle for rolling.  Well protected bottom compartment will fit 4 pc travel rods, or you can keep your wet waders and boots separate from your clothes on the way home...

Color: Aspen Green / Sitka Spruce

Big Horn Kit Bag
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Selected as one of the "Best New Products"!
A wide anvil style mouth allows for easy access to the main compartment that includes versitile and easy to move padded interior dividers.  It also has an amazing 8, yes 8, exterior pockets for other tools and supplies.  Made from tough water resistant nylon material and a water resistant tarpaulin bottom.  Not as waterproof as some bags but makes up for it in function.   A very handy and good looking bag for your fishing gear.

Stowaway Reel Case
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A new favorite in terms of boat gear bags...

Originally designed as a reel case, we started using these as our boat gear bags.  Of all the reel cases, this one is the best suited for a boat bag because the bottom is waterproof and can sit in standing water up to about two inches.  Great for velcro adjustable "pockets" for everything you need in the boat including indicators, cameras, leadres, tippet, small fly boxes, split shot, suntan lotion, snacks, and more...  The best part is the price!

Road Trip Fly Tying Case
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Best way to manage your fly tying stuff on a trip

Designed to bring the essentials on the road. A travel fly tying kit that’s ready when you are. Compact in size, but designed so you can bring along all the essentials to match every hatch Mother Nature throws at you.

Dakota Carry On Rod and Reel Case
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Heading on your annual fishing Get-a-way? Make sure the airelines can't loose the important stuff!
This is the perfect carry-on for your reels and rods.  The last thing you want is to show up in the Argentina without your tackle.  Clothes?  You can buy more where you get there.  Waders?  Wet wading works just fine.  No rods or reels?  You're SOL unless buddies take care of you.  Cases have a handle and a strap depending on how you would like to carry them.  Also plenty of room for a camera or other expensive items that you'll want to have with you while traveling...