#376750 - 09/24/07 08:20 PM
 
Re: fishing backpacks?
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I just use cheap old ones I don't care much about anymore. Old school backpacks 
 
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#376753 - 09/24/07 08:26 PM
 
Re: fishing backpacks?
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Filson.  I got one of these last year and will never use anything else.   It says flyfishing vest but I use it for everything.   I barely even notice I'm wearing it.    I think it was $160.     
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#376757 - 09/24/07 08:32 PM
 
Re: fishing backpacks?
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I use a orvis sling bag about 50 bucks .not a bad setup for the money. 
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#376759 - 09/24/07 08:34 PM
 
Re: fishing backpacks?
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Depends on what you mean by a steep price...I've seen some up to $300.00... I use this one: http://www.fishpondusa.com/shootingstar.cfm#$179.00 Fish on... Todd  
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#376761 - 09/24/07 08:48 PM
 
Re: fishing backpacks?
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 I have this one. I use it more for a travel tackle box where I don't want to haul every freaking thing I own with me than actually wearing it on the water, but it would work great . Holds a ton of stuff, has boxes that fit already in it. Sweet http://products.gloomis.com/gl/products/...D=1190681118644 
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#376764 - 09/24/07 09:14 PM
 
Re: fishing backpacks?
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I got one of these last year and will never use anything else.   It says flyfishing vest but I use it for everything.   I barely even notice I'm wearing it.    I think it was $160.     i've been really impressed by filson's quality in the past, and i think when i find myself with some disposable income this fall, that will be my next purchase.  everything i own from them has been tough, comfortable, and an added perk is most of it is USA made. i've got their fishing chest pack that i bought in the spring, used it for summer runs/fall salmon so far, and it works well -- the only downside which can get annoying(for a bait fisherman like me) is that it's tough to get at your bait box, as everything's right out in front of you.  either have to move it out of the way, or wear your bait box on your side.  
 
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#376794 - 09/24/07 10:41 PM
 
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I'm with Todd on this, love the Fish ponds.
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#376814 - 09/24/07 11:06 PM
 
Re: fishing backpacks?
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Have owned many packs but glad I finally found last year that William Joseph has the goods, especially their less expensive Watemark line of packs. I now have two of these, a smaller rear pack summer/fly style with the man boob attatchments and a larger backpack style with the pot belly attatchment. They are way comfortable and user friendly with optional hydration bladder. You can get em' at Sportsman's Warehouse, (or Cabelas for the smaller) for $50 - $70 respectively. They come in green, blue or if it's a must have... orange.
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#376863 - 09/25/07 01:52 AM
 
Re: fishing backpacks?
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I think I still have one of those, got it about 40 years ago when I was in Boyscouts. 
 
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#376870 - 09/25/07 02:22 AM
 
Re: fishing backpacks?
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Picked up a used school backpack at a garage sale this summer.  Multiple pockets/compartments.  Works great.  The best 50 cents I've ever spent. 
 
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#376886 - 09/25/07 09:51 AM
 
Re: fishing backpacks?
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I'm wit Todd, those FishPonds are awesome.  You can carry food, drinks and extra clothes and never have to take it off with the tackle up front. 
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#376914 - 09/25/07 12:17 PM
 
Re: fishing backpacks?
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another vote for Fishpond. They make great stuff. Have two of their hip/fanny packs and they are awesome. 
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#377048 - 09/25/07 08:10 PM
 
Re: fishing backpacks?
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Registered:  03/21/07
 
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Loc:  Sequim, WA
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Been wanting a fishpond for a long time and now that i bought a new pair of simms, i'm gettin that pack next! 
 
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#377112 - 09/26/07 12:06 AM
 
Re: fishing backpacks?
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Hey Stam  you ever tie a big ol hunk a Elk to that there pack of yours. Always dreaded pulling those things out of the truck and headin back in without the guns. It would probably kill me now. 
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#377529 - 09/27/07 01:52 PM
 
Re: fishing backpacks?
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Here's a pic of Rvrfshr in his WilliamJoseph pack from last week...    Fish on... Todd  
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