
Used fishing luggage from UK sellers, sorted into eTackle's categories.
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What to check on used fishing luggage
Zips, buckles and straps take the most wear, so check each one in the photos. A stiff or broken zip can be costly to replace.
Look at the base for scuffs, splits or holes, especially on bags with a rigid base. Waterproof linings should be free of cracks.
Ask whether the luggage has been stored dry, as damp can leave mould and smells in padding. Inner pouches and dividers should be included.
Check the size against your kit, such as rod length for holdalls or frame fit for barrow bags. Measurements in the listing help avoid a poor fit.
Used fishing luggage
This page brings together used fishing luggage from UK sellers, including rod holdalls and barrow bags. Each type has its own category below.
Check zips, buckles and straps first, as these take the most wear. Look at the base for scuffs or holes and ask about any smells or damp.
Most luggage folds or packs down, so postage is usually reasonable. Larger holdalls can cost more to send.
Matching luggage keeps kit organised on the bank, and buying used makes it easier to complete a set. Check the colour and range name if you want it to match what you have.
Waterproof bases and bags are worth checking closely, as a split base lets in damp. Small repairs are possible, but they should be reflected in the price.
Use the tiles to open a category or the search box to find a model across all second hand tackle. If you would rather buy new, see our fishing luggage range.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I check on used luggage?
Check the zips, buckles and straps, and look at the base for wear. Ask about damp or smells.
What luggage is listed?
Rod holdalls and barrow bags, each with its own category page.
Is postage expensive on luggage?
Usually not, though large holdalls cost more.
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Barrow Luggage (33)



























































































