Custom LeathercraftCustom Leathercraft Wild River By Clc Wn3604 Tackle Tek Nomad Lighted Backpack

Great tackle bag. Tons of room and the quality seems legit. Only complaint is that 3500 size trays do not fit in the side pockets like they advertise.

Bought this so my girlfriend and I could have a nice easy to carry solution for our tackle when we go off hiking into the bush. Material seems to be quite good, no problems with any of the zippers, light works fine, and holds plenty of gear. Very happy with this bag.

My husband researched this bag for hours and he was not disappointed. Amazing product. So worth the price. I recommend it for your fishing and hiking lover!

Love it. 👍🏼

Ok. Smack down between the wildriver nomad and the Calissa offshore bag. First of all the Calissa is a larger bag. I PUT the exact same items in the top portion of both bags and the Calissa had more space left in the top. I was able to add two bananas one 16oz water and two apples in the Calissa bag but the Wild river was filled to the top after placing the same items in. Also the side pockets on the Calissa are larger and deeper and the Calissa can hold five 3600 boxes where the wildriver can only hold four max. I I couldn't stuff a fifth box in the wild river if I tried. Now for the quality the wildriver is much better made. The canvas type material is thicker and better. The zippers are heavy duty with two zippers per pocket where the Calissa bag only has one zipper and are cheaper made. The lighting system on the wild river is very nice but I just needed more space. I wanted to use the wildriver for my lake and river fishing and the Calissas for my ocean shore and boat fishing but now I'll have to switch them around because the Calissa holds more and when I lake fish I bring the kitchen sink. I fish for Crappie, Bass,catfish,trout,stripe bass and bluegills so I need all my equipment for each species of fish when I take my boat out. I guess I'll have to order another backpack bag for my sacramento river fishing not sure. The wild river bag used to be made with three pockets on each side which would have given it more storage space. O well there's my smack down on the two bags. If you don't take a lot of tackle get the wild river it's really a good well made bag and should work for most anglers it's just that I take a lot of gear. I STAND CORRECTED REGARDING THE ZIPPERS THE CALISSA BAG DOES HAVE TWO ZIPPERS ON SOME POCKETSVBUT NOT THE TOP ONES AND AGAiN THE ZIPPERS ARE NOT AS LARGE AND WELL MADE AS THE WILDRIVER BAG. Today 12-6 -2019 additional g to this smack down. I have used the Calissa bag four time now and have noticed the elasticity on the bag where you would place pliers is starting to sag like all elastic items. Checked the same loops on the wildriver bag and they are made of strong canvas type material so with that bag I won't have the stretching issues which will soon make those hanging loops useless. Today is Feb 7, 2020 and I'm here to report that my blackstar Calissa back pack fishing bag developed a tare and the stiching on one of the bottom pads is coming lose. As I ordered another large bag the BASSDASH The company decided to send me another Calissa back pack so now I have three. I will tell you that the wild river back is the best constructed. It has very heavy thick canvas type material but just to small for me. Now this new BASSDASH backpack that just arrived is very good quality also and the stitching is well done just not quite thick of material as the wildriver bag but much larger. Both side pockets are much larger and to front pockets are very large you can compare the sizes on Amazon. The BASADASH is my go to bag unless wild river matches its size in the future and design their pockets to fill even from top to bottom. With the wild river pockets they tapper at the bottom so you lose storage space. This makes bags made like this look sleek but I'm after space and usage not looking good. The only thing that I'm worrying about regarding the BASSDASH bag is that the hard bottom is covered by fabric and it has no pads on the bottom. I do lots of shore fishing on rocks and rough ground so I'm curious to see how the bottom holds up. Aslo this bag has smaller shoulder straps than the wild river bag and not as good padding so for long trips to the water this is going to be a problem but over all a very good bag to purchase.