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The Allen Fall River Chest Pack organizes your gear and is easy to transport. With multiple interior storage pockets for smaller accessories and a large front pocket for large size fly boxes, this pack can hold everything you might need. Featuring adjustable padded neck and waist straps, this pack will stay comfortable and secure all day long.

Allen Company Bear Creek Micro Fly Fishing Chest Pack, Fits Up to 2 Tackle/Fly Boxes, Gray/Lime

The cross-current chest pack is designed to keep all your essentials and boxes organized, keeping them high on your body at the ready. When the fishing is hot there is a lot going on and you have to be able to multitask to keep up with all the activity. The Cross-Current Chest pack is designed to keep all your essentials and boxes organized, keeping them high on your body at the ready.

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The premier choice for grab-and-go anglers who need quick access to the absolute essentials, this highly versatile carry system offers a rich list of features, including seven tool attachment points, a drop-down fly bench, and an integrated net slot. Despite the low-profile design, up to four of your favorite fly boxes will stow away with ease, leaving room for accessories.

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Choosing the Best Fly Fishing Pack: Chest, Sling, or Something

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