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Description
The Bass Pro Shops® Extreme® Qualifier Tackle Bag is built to last with heavy-duty, water-repellent denier polyester construction and a reinforced bottom. Features include a zippered main compartment that holds up to five 370 utility boxes; an integrated ID holder; a number of zippered and mesh pockets to hold your gear; and elastic tool holders that keep pliers, hook removers, and other tools readily accessible. The large shoulder strap can be deployed under heavy loads. Choice of bag only or system with four 370 boxes. Imported.
Heavy-duty, water-repellent denier polyester construction
Reinforced bottom
Zippered main compartment holds up to five 370 utility boxes
Integrated ID holder
Zippered and mesh pockets to hold gear
Elastic tool holders
Large shoulder strap
Bass Pro Shops 360 and 370 Utility Boxes are sold separately and can be found through item search for number 214424
Rated 3 out of
5 by
Pat 64 from
So So bag if you're not an offshore personA few I mean 3 trips with a little spray and zippers start corroding and falling apart even with trying to rinse with freshwater after each trip
Date published: 2019-06-21
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Cody L from
Large Bag to fit most of your tackle and gearThe 4 boxes are a plus to sort your tackle out. Has plenty of space for almost everything you'd need for a fishing trip. The only thing I've found wrong with this so far is the sling clip broke just pulling it out of the truck with no gear inside. I literally got home from Bass Pro and pulled it out of the truck and the bag fell to the ground. The plastic push in style quick disconnect broke one of the tabs off somehow? Bag was not snagged on the seat or anything. Not sure why they decided to add a quick disconnect feature with cheap plastic tabs, I don't see the sling holding up well with more weight in it.
Date published: 2018-04-30
Rated 3 out of
5 by
smitty9 from
zippers wear out in less than a yearI fish a lot as a non-boater and a good bag is essential. This bag is the right size to hold a few 3700s and the extra "stuff". It's a plus that it has no hard sides because you can make it even smaller to fit in back compartment. The compartments on the side are also a nice size.
The flaw to this bag is that the zippers are horrible and will wear out on you in less than one year. My first one wore out, but the bag is so good that I actually bought another one and now this one has failed. The zippers will get caught and get stuck, not on the fabric, but the actual zipper itself. The fabric itself is paper thin and will easily tear.
This could be the ultimate bag for back of the boat guys if the zippers were better.
I tried to return my last one for an exchange or credit towards a new one and they wouldn't do it because I was month over the warranty period.
Date published: 2018-03-24
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Brettthebear from
No CompaintsThis is the bag I take out on the Boat with me. Has lasted me quite awhile with no issues. The only thing I would say is that for its size it would have been nice if it had more compartments, or maybe just more and better separators in the compartments it does have. If you are thinking of buying one I would suggest buying the bag only. I paid extra for the utility boxes included. They work fine but over the years I have phased them out. Just one man's opinion, but if I had to do it again, I would have bought boxes separately based on my gear.
Date published: 2017-12-24
Rated 5 out of
5 by
ATMBASSIN73 from
Great BagIt's a great bag. I have three boxes of tackle in the main compartment and could fit about 6. I keep 3 gallon sized zip locks with my senkos, creature baits, and worms. In the main compartment as well. I keep 5 spools of line a scale and grippers in the sides and all my tools in the front. I could fit a lot more. Their is one problem the plastics don't fit well so I plan on buying another smaller bag for those. I also am able to put a can of bug spray and 3 bottles of scent and a bottle of dip and die. Overall a great bag just hard for plastics.
Date published: 2017-09-04
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Ryan in Steel Town from
Loads of StorageThis bag fits everything! I have 5 plastic containers and loads of soft plastics in the main part, a spinning reel and a fly wheel in one side pocket, 4-5 spools of line and a bottle of muskol in the other side, front has all my small fly tackle and tools in it (pliers, snips, etc). Also have space for 2 filet knives. The shoulder strap is nice and long to carry everything. My only complaint is that the one side pocket would be much better if it had a zipper or even snaps instead of velcro. However, I have never had anything fall out. I would highly recommend.
Date published: 2017-08-30
Rated 4 out of
5 by
TheoFishing from
Very good but not perfectThis bag is big... Fits 6-370 boxes with 5 in the space provided and 1 on top... Also fit a DEEP 360 in the front pocket which is great for jar baits... Biggest complaint is that the large pocket on the one side does not have a zipper so you are kind of limited on what can be put in there... Also, no back pocket which i have used for string in the past on other bags... Alot of room to put it in other places, but, the back was always the preferred spot... The bag gets pretty heavy if you load it up but that should be expected with the amount of gear it holds... The other side pocket is terrific as it can fit 20-30 soft bait packs, plus...
Date published: 2017-06-21
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Muckster122 from
Very nice bagQuality constructed and fits tackle trays as it should
Zippers are nice very satisfied
How much does this bag weigh? I carry catfish gear that usually has some weight, along with the rest of my tackle I dont want this to be too heavy to be viable.
Asked by: jlane25
The bag empty weighs around 2.4 lbs.
Answered by: BPSAnswers14
Date published: 2018-04-04
How many boxes are inside for tackle
Asked by: Katgar
Thank you for your inquiry. If you order sku #: 1837788, it will come with four (4) 370 boxes.
Answered by: BPSResource11
Date published: 2018-03-11
What is the size of the boxes inside
Asked by: ramrunner
Each box measures 14"L x 9.13"W x 2"H.
Answered by: CommunityAnswer
Date published: 2017-06-01
pocket sizes
What are the dimensions of the front and side pockets?
Asked by: rangerone
For the front pocket, the size will comfortably fit 2 3600 series boxes. All I can say is the side pocket are big. They are much more square though versus the front pocket.
Hope this helps.
Answered by: ts47
Date published: 2017-06-01
what's the difference in the tackle bag system and the bag only
Asked by: dylanp1125
Thank you for your question!
The tackle bag system includes the bag and for boxes made to fit the bag. The bag only is just the bag by itself.
Answered by: BPSResource19
Date published: 2017-06-01
In my local BPS when i went to get this bag it was $54.99 is it just cheaper online?
Asked by: jrc555
this is the price with the clear tackle boxes inside, I went into a Virginia BPS and thought the same thing. they put them in the 350, 360,370 tackle bags to hold them up to display them, simply let an associate or cashier know and tell them you don't want the 5 plastic tackle boxes inside, they take them out. make sure they scan the number for the tackle bag w/o the tackle BOXES inside.
Answered by: taylor1277
Date published: 2017-06-01
will it hold the 370-3 boxes and how many?
Asked by: jrc555
Just it will hold three boxes because I have Five 370 boxes in my 370 bag.
Answered by: JimmySeven
Date published: 2017-06-01
I'm looking for a tackle box with a shoulder strap for an avid fisherman who is only 10 years old. Would this bag be too big?
If so, what bag would you recommend? He fishes on a boat (freshwater) and also on local rivers and ponds that he would typically walk to.
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