Fly Fishing Packs, Bags & Vests

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Packs & Bags Quick Picks Best Waterproof Sling: Simms Dry Creek Z Sling Pack - Built for anglers who wade deep, fish from rafts/skiffs, or want a true submersible sling for valuables and fly boxes. It pairs a TRU Zip waterproof zipper with fishing-specific organization and a swing-around access design. Best Waterproof Backpack: Yeti Panga Waterproof Backpack - A strong choice for travel, boat spray, and weather that doesn’t cooperate, especially when you need to protect electronics and dry layers. The waterproof zipper and RF-welded construction are aimed at real water exposure, not just drizzle. Best All-Around Sling: Orvis Sling Pack - Great for day trips when you want enough capacity for boxes, tippet, and tools without wearing a full backpack. Its layout emphasizes quick access, built-in tool docking, and an easy-swing carry that stays clear while casting. Best Chest Pack for Deep Wading: Umpqua Northfork Chest Pack - Ideal for anglers who want gear high and out of the water, with organized storage for fly boxes and terminal tackle. It’s a clean, efficient option when you prefer “front and center” access. Best for Wader & Boot Transport: Simms Taco Wader Bag - Perfect for keeping wet, muddy waders and boots from trashing your truck or backseat after a session. It doubles as a changing mat and then zips up into a self-contained carry bag for the ride home. Explore by Type Packs Sling Packs Hip Packs Chest Packs Vests Waterproof Packs How to Choose Packs & Bags A fly fishing pack starts with where you fish (wade, boat, travel) Action: Choose the carry style that matches how often you’re moving and how often you need to access gear mid-wade. Walk-and-wade rivers: Slings and hip packs are popular because they keep essentials close without the bulk of a backpack. Deep wading: Chest packs keep fly boxes and tools higher and easier to reach without dunking pockets. Boat days & travel: Backpacks, boat bags, and duffels make it easier to carry layers, lun