Wader/Gear Bag

[David L. Darnell]

I’d like a bag that will

[john michael white]

http://www.clearcreek.net/gb_highlandville_rolling_duffle.asp

I have an older version that I got about 4 years ago.

[Tim Angeli]

LL Bean duffel bags are great.  Tons of sizes so you can get whatever fits your needs, quality construction, very durable, they don’t have a bunch of useless pockets that you don’t need, and in my opinion they are priced very reasonably.  I used an XL one for a long time to cart my fishing gear around and it worked great.  It happened to belong to a girlfriend who is now an ex so the bag is also an ex, but I will likely replace it with one of my own.

http://www.llbean.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?categoryId=63913&storeId=1&catalogId=1&langId=-1&parentCategory=4522&feat=4522-tn&cat4=2915

Tim

[dusty montgomery]

David,
I have been using the Yellowstone Wader/Duffel bag for some time now, and I cannot say enough good things about it. It has three external pockets, moderately sized, and it has a separated and ventilated bottom portion for wader/boot storage. This area also houses a wader mat that comes with the bag. And I believe Fishpond soft goods carry a lifetime warranty.

http://fishpondusa.com/yellowstone.cfm

HTH,
Dusty

[Zach Matthews]

If you’re looking for a pure waterproof duffel, I’d go with a Simms Dry Creek bag.

[Cameron Mortenson]

David…this is pretty simple but Simms has this new Headwaters Taco Bag.

[David L. Darnell]

I already have this mat

http://www.feather-craft.com/wecs.php?store=feacraft&action=display&target=WL001

If I didn’t would get the Taco bag.

[Rob Snowhite]

I have something like this, the fishing box

stores all dry wading gear in closet till needed
stores wet wading gear in back of car on way home.

Wife was looking at dry bags at the shop the other day, marmot and TNF

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