Fishpond Tacky Daypack Fly Box
Organize your flies by hatch, river, or season in one small package with the Fishpond Tacky Day Pack. With room for 180 flies, the bi-directional slit design proves that sometimes big things do come in small packages. Headed out for a two hour twilight session after work? Grab the Day Pack and go.
- Holds up to 180 flies
- Original patented silicone anchoring technology
- Withstands extreme temperature range
- High visibility lid
- Strong, latchless magnetic closure
- Durable and tested for long-lasting strength
- Recycled polycarbonate box
- Patented design
- Flies not included
- Fishpond Style #TDBFP
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 180 flies |
| Material | Recycled polycarbonate |
| Technology | Patented silicone anchoring |
| Closure | Latchless magnetic |
| Temperature Range | Extreme |
FAQ
How many flies can the daypack hold?
The Fishpond Tacky Daypack can hold up to 180 flies.
Is the box waterproof?
The box is designed to withstand extreme temperature ranges and has a high visibility lid, but specific waterproofing details are not provided.
Does the box come with flies?
No, flies are not included in the package.
Michelle Marshall –
I use this daypack for my weekly fishing trips. It keeps my flies organized by season and fits perfectly in my pack. The magnetic closure is reliable and the silicone anchoring keeps the flies secure even when I’m on the move. Lightweight and durable, it’s become my go-to for short outings.
Thomas Hemmings –
The box holds 180 flies well and the bi-directional slit makes it easy to access. I store it by river type and it’s helped me keep my gear tidy. The recycled material is a plus for eco-conscious anglers.
Max Grant –
Great design for a small pack. The latchless magnetic closure is a big improvement over traditional latches. I’ve used it for two-hour sessions and it stays intact even in cold weather.
Blake Lee –
It’s compact and fits in my daypack without taking up much space. The visibility of the lid helps me quickly locate what I need. I appreciate the patented anchoring system—it keeps flies from shifting.