I was on the Sixes River last December and nobody was finding many fish
A rugged black ballistic nylon backpack with smart compartments, padded laptop sleeve, and all-day comfort features
Cast to shorelines with tumbled rocks, or bays with standing timber, or anything else that looks fishy
The vents are well placed to accommodate lights, although if you use an Exposure helmet mount (or similar) you will have to offset the light to one side as there is no top, central vent
/ 1.130 kg Pros: Waterproof: 50,000mm water column in main material Functional: Waterproof with full access to equipment fastenings Comfortable: Back system with stabilizer and optimal load distribution Cons: A bit expensive, no external pockets Demanding hikers and travellers want to be out in the mountains no matter the weather, which is why the PEAK DRY 40 for high alpine summits and exciting multi-day tours is completely weatherproof
We were able to reel in the fish and pull them toward our landing net without any problems