Reaction Tackle Fishing Tackle Bags

Purchased the largest bag a month ago , was able to put into service for the last couple weeks. Let me say this bag so far has been excellent. Seems to be built very well. Zippers are quality , it has so many pockets and pouches to hold a lot of gear. Heavy duty waterproof bottom on the bag. So far very happy with this purchase. Holds 12 x 3700 no problem. Please note the picture I have has 11 x 3700 including one oversize 3700 with room to spare in the main section of the bag Hopefully it holds up to the rest of time. 5/5.

I have owned 3 different sizes of these Reaction Tackle Bags - Medium, Large and Extra-Large. I purchased the XL for myself not thinking about how extremely large it actually is. I use these large bag constantly and the Medium occasionally. I have the XL to my son as a gift. It’s perfect for him but too big for me.

All that said - no other company makes a tackle bag of this clear quality. They are attractive and durable as heck! I haven’t tried the small one or the backpack but the Medium, Large and XL are all amazing.

I purchased the Large tackle bag size to merge most my fishing tackle into one storage bag. I am very impressed in bag quality and storage space! The inside main compartment fits 8 ,3600 style boxes up on edge, and 2 , 3700 style boxes sitting flat on top of the others. Also each side zipper pocket will hold and additional 3600 size box, but wont quite zip closed with my bass pro 3600 boxes. (They still fit nice and snug! This still leaves the front smaller zipper pockets for more items, along with the net style storage pouches.
I debated ordering the extra large, but the large worked perfect and fit more than I expected!

This bag is exactly what I was looking for. Size is just right and the pockets and interior space is so well thought out!

Just look at how much gear this thing holds. I have eleven 3700 sized boxes in there. ELEVEN. That's just the main compartment. The outside pockets are 3600 sized and there's so many little pockets that I just found another one today.

I had been using 2 Rubbermaid totes to house everything you see in the pictures, but it all fits easily in the XL tackle duffle. Construction is bomber. The foam dividers do a good job of helping the bag keep its shape when partially unloaded.

Now some drawbacks:

1. It's F'ing HEAVY when full. Seventy pounds more or less. Totally manageable for short trips over solid ground, but not something I'll portage. But, duh -- this is the mother ship tackle box.

2. All those little compartments can be confusing. It's easy to lose things inside the bag simply because I can't remember what side pocket it's in. I have smaller day boxes in the outside pockets and over half the time I end up with all of them open when I'm looking for one.

I love this bag.

I was skeptical that this might turn out cheap. But looks good comparable to what is shown. Honest product i must say.