Okuma Nomad Backpack

[FISH520]

Been eyeballing this for a bit now. Anyone have any experience with this bag. If no. What backpack do you use and why

[Capt. BassinLou]

Been eyeballing this for a bit now. Anyone have any experience with this bag. If no. What backpack do you use and why

FISH520, I don't use a backpack when I fish, but I know some ideas came off this thread below a little while back that might also help you.

http://www.ultimatebass.com/bass-fishing-forum/index.php?topic=132415.0

[cortman]

Been eyeballing this for a bit now. Anyone have any experience with this bag. If no. What backpack do you use and why

No experience with that pack, I saw a review TackleJunky81 did on his youtube channel and he seemed to like it. The thing is absolutely massive, as he pointed out in the video. The fact that you can carry 3700 boxes is appealing but I'm afraid if you actually filled it up it'd be way to heavy to carry.
I use a BPS Pro Qualifier backpack (blue one) myself and like it quite well.

[FISH520]

No experience with that pack, I saw a review TackleJunky81 did on his youtube channel and he seemed to like it. The thing is absolutely massive, as he pointed out in the video. The fact that you can carry 3700 boxes is appealing but I'm afraid if you actually filled it up it'd be way to heavy to carry.
I use a BPS Pro Qualifier backpack (blue one) myself and like it quite well.

That's what I like about it. 2 3700 & a deep 3700   I can always have what I want. I can see the weight issue when it's packed but having a waist strap should help with that. I'll look that up on YouTube. Thanks

[big g]

Bank fish all the time and backpack too much for local trips.  Have used a fanny pack for years with plenty of space for terminal tackle and 6 packs of plastics, plyers. cutters.
Just bought a new one from Wally World for $6.  Good quality, good zippers, both hands free, and you don't even know you have it on.   

[Capt. BassinLou]

Bank fish all the time and backpack too much for local trips.  Have used a fanny pack for years with plenty of space for terminal tackle and 6 packs of plastics, plyers. cutters.
Just bought a new one from Wally World for $6.  Good quality, good zippers, both hands free, and you don't even know you have it on.   

Fanny packs is the way to go for bank fishing imo.

[Lipripper]

Fanny packs is the way to go for bank fishing imo.

Never had a fanny pack I just use a small BPS tackle bag with a strap on it that I can put over my shoulder if I am going to be walking any distance.

[LgMouthGambler]

I actually use this as my boat bag.

http://www.basspro.com/Bass-Pro-Shops-XPS-Stalker-Backpack-Tackle-Bag-or-System/product/1304050935/

Its a backpack, but the compartments and storage make for a great boat bag. I have a huge Shimano bag/duffle type that is at the house and basically serves as my tackle "storage". 

[Lipripper]

I actually use this as my boat bag.

http://www.basspro.com/Bass-Pro-Shops-XPS-Stalker-Backpack-Tackle-Bag-or-System/product/1304050935/

Its a backpack, but the compartments and storage make for a great boat bag. I have a huge Shimano bag/duffle type that is at the house and basically serves as my tackle "storage". 

You could get a lot of stuff in that one Matt but might be a little heavy for us old folks to toat around the bank.

[LgMouthGambler]

You could get a lot of stuff in that one Matt but might be a little heavy for us old folks to toat around the bank.

You can get a ton in there, but ya dont have to.

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