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The Cult Tackle DPM Large Carryall is an essential storage solution for serious anglers who need to transport a significant amount of gear during extended fishing sessions. With its generous 50L capacity and rugged DPM camouflage design, it provides organized, heavy-duty protection for your tackle boxes, gadgets, and bait, though its large footprint may be cumbersome for those prioritizing minimalist, mobile fishing setups.
| Model Part Number | CUL47 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Cult Tackle |
The main compartment measures 55cm x 30cm x 30cm.
Yes, it comes with a reinforced, fully adjustable, and removable shoulder strap.
Yes, the front pocket is designed specifically to accommodate buzz bars, bank sticks, and alarms.
The bag features a durable, weather-resistant construction suitable for standard outdoor fishing conditions, though it is not fully submersible.
It uses heavy-duty No.10 zips and pullers for increased durability.
It includes one large main internal compartment, one long front pocket, and three large side pockets.
Clear any dirt or sand from the zip tracks and ensure no internal fabric is caught in the teeth.
Ensure heavier, rigid items are placed at the bottom and spread evenly across the base.
Adjust the shoulder strap length so the bag sits at hip level, ensuring the padded section is correctly positioned on your shoulder.
To maximize the life of your carryall, keep the internal lining free of sharp debris or damp bait that could lead to mold. When cleaning, wipe down the DPM fabric with a damp cloth and mild, unscented soap; avoid submerging the bag fully, as this can affect the structure. The zips are heavy-duty, but occasionally clearing them of grit or mud will ensure smooth operation. When loading, place heavier items at the bottom to maintain the bag's shape and balance. If the shoulder strap is not in use, store it in one of the side pockets to prevent it from getting snagged on bank vegetation.
