Luggage

An innovative luggage concept designed to keep you organised on the bank for more efficient angling!

Are you one who likes to keep your end tackle organised...prefer a material pouch rather than a tackle box? Introducing the nifty Speero End Tackle Combi pouch!

A large carryall with many different sized pockets, pouches and compartments for storing all manner of items. It can also be used as a seat and has fully adjustable swivel mudfeetStarbaitsThree-Way Utility BagRRP: £129. 99www. starbaits.

Jumbo bag designed to sit perfectly on most barrows. The rigid lid stops it collapsing and, once opened, gives easy access to the contents. Multiple outer pockets are ideal for those fast-access products. Chunky zips and heavy-duty materials make it a robust piece of kit too.

The well reknowned Thinking Anglers Luggage range, now available in a carpy 'Camfleck' camouflage finish.

A good mate of mine, Tim Norris, spent ages trying to find the right bag for his carp fishing, scouring the luggage world, and trying pretty much everything out there in the process, before settling on one of these. I asked him how he’d decided that it fit the bill and he told me that it was just the right size – just big enough for his gear without being so big that it encouraged him to take stuff that he didn’t need (we’ve all been there, right?). It was also easy to access the stuff that he needed quickly via the external pockets and the single, full-size opening and internal compartments allowed him to arrange everything neatly inside. As he was telling me all of this, I realised that the NXG sounded like it ticked all of the boxes in my search for an all-round bag that I could take anywhere.

You might have seen this handy little product being bandied around over social media lately but for those of you who haven’t, what exactly is it? To be used in conjunction with the seperate 17-litre, olive, square container, the inner bucket complete with drainage holes has its own handle. So imagine you want to soak your particles, wash out your boilies, or perhaps you have arrived at the lake with your spod mix full of all the liquid goodness you added along the way. When it comes to spodding this can very easily become messy and water adds a huge weight to whatever baiting device you are casting, of course. Well now you can simply lift the inner bucket to begin the draining process and by turning the bucket it will safely sit on the edge of the large outer container, which will catch all that important liquid, leaving you a dryer and easy bait to handle – less mess, less fuss.