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In sea fishing, the luggage must separate the long fishing lines, baits and small tackles so that each group is reached without shifting the entire load. The section collects hard and soft fishing tackle cases, fishing bags, backpacks, bags, safety guards and accessories bags. The appropriate solution depends on the mode of transport, the number of tackles and the distance to the location.

A hard case is a logical choice when priority is to keep the fishing rods separate from the rest of the luggage, while a soft case is usually arranged more easily in a limited space. Before you search for a triple hard fishing rod case, count the actual worn sets and measure their transport length. Leave room for the guides, pulleys and fuses without pressing the individual parts.

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Bag with bait boxes DAIWA PROREX TACKLE BOX BAG available in sizes M and L. The M variant is 38 Γ— 14 Γ— 24 cm and contains two large plastic bait boxes and jig heads. It has a large front and two side pockets for documents and small items. Size L is 38 Γ— 18 Γ— 24 cm and is configured with 3+1 boxes.

The choice between the two sizes should follow the number of baits actually used, not the desire to wear everything. Distribute jig heads and lures into separate boxes so you don't search among mixed contents with wet hands. Documents and small items are placed in a separate pocket where they will not be pressed by hooks and hard elements.

When moving along the shore, the weight should remain balanced and not interfere with the free hand. Rigid fishing rod cases are fixed so that they do not hit the bag at every step. In a boat or car leave access to the most necessary accessories and do not clutter the zippers. Fuses are only useful when placed on vulnerable parts before loading.

After contact with sea spray, wipe the outer surfaces with a clean damp cloth, remove the grit from the zippers and leave the luggage open until completely dry. The boxes are cleaned separately, and the baits are not retracted wet. Regularly inspect handles, seams and fastening; damage spotted before departure is more easily removed by a problem on the shore.

When you're arranging gear for a shoreside outing or from a boat, Sea fishing gives a natural direction to the other related categories. For a more general choice of porting and storage solutions, consider Cases, bags and bagsand if you compare the organization of tackles in different type of fishing, proceed to Carp fishing cases, bags and bags.