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ESP Camo Carryall
ESP Camo Carryall 35L (LUECCA35)
A tidy 35-litre carryall with useful pockets, a proper padded strap and enough room for the essentials. Spot on for day-ticket jaunts and quick overnighters.
- 35-litre capacity for short sessions, day trips and overnight fishing
- Made from tough 600D PU-backed polyester in a muted camouflage pattern
- Four external pockets and three internal pockets or compartments
- Padded lid pocket suits a buzzer bar or short banksticks
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the 35-litre ESP Camo Carryall, model code LUECCA35, in the muted camouflage finish.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A well-organised, compact carryall aimed at short sessions and lighter overnight trips.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality8.8/10
- Performance8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.3/10
- Ease of Use9.4/10
- Value for Money8.8/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Day-ticket anglers and short-session carp anglers. The 35-litre size gives you room for essential tackle, clothing and bank bits without taking over the swim.
- Anglers who like organised luggage. The front tackle-box pocket, rear open pocket and lid storage make it easier to split your kit into sensible groups.
Maybe skip if
- Long-session anglers carrying loads of camping kit. The compact capacity is aimed at lighter trips, so a bigger carryall or holdall will make more sense for a full bivvy setup.
- Anglers who prefer one large open compartment. The pocket layout is the main attraction here, but it may feel restrictive if you just want to chuck everything in together.
The lowdown
Introducing the ESP Camo Carryall
A tidy 35-litre carryall with useful pockets, a proper padded strap and enough room for the essentials. Spot on for day-ticket jaunts and quick overnighters.
- 35-litre capacity for short sessions, day trips and overnight fishing
- Made from tough 600D PU-backed polyester in a muted camouflage pattern
- Four external pockets and three internal pockets or compartments
- Padded lid pocket suits a buzzer bar or short banksticks
Quick verdict
A proper handy carryall for lighter sessions
The ESP Camo Carryall is a sensible bit of luggage for short sessions, day trips and overnight fishing. Its 35-litre capacity keeps the footprint manageable, while four external pockets and three internal storage areas give you plenty of places to split up the faff.
It won’t replace a huge session bag when you’re taking the kitchen sink, but that’s not really the point. For keeping tackle, clothing and small essentials together without lugging a massive holdall, it looks bob on.
A well-organised, compact carryall aimed at short sessions and lighter overnight trips.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 8.8/10
- Performance
- 8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.3/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.4/10
- Value for Money
- 8.8/10
Tough 600D PU-backed polyester, padded storage and useful carrying options give it a reassuring tackle-luggage feel.
The 35-litre format and split storage should work very well when the session load is kept sensible.
It won’t catch fish for you, but quick access to tackle and bank bits can reduce faff when a bite-time opportunity appears.
The tackle-box pocket, lid storage, rear pocket, handles and padded shoulder strap make the layout straightforward to live with.
For anglers wanting organised short-session luggage rather than a huge holdall, the focused design should offer strong everyday value.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the ESP Camo Carryall
There’s a lot to be said for not dragging half the tackle shop to the lake. When you’re heading out for a quick bite-time session, a day-ticket wander or a cheeky overnighter, a massive carryall can be more hassle than help. The ESP Camo Carryall takes a more sensible route, with a compact 35-litre capacity and a layout aimed squarely at lighter trips.
That size should suit the angler who wants the essentials close at hand without carrying a great big lump of luggage. You’ve got space for the tackle that actually gets used, a few clothing bits and some bank furniture, but it’s not pretending to be a full expedition bag. For short-session carp work, that focused approach makes plenty of sense.
The main body is made from tough 600D PU-backed polyester. That’s the sort of material you want on tackle luggage that’s going to be shifted from car boot to swim, shoved under a bedchair or plonked on damp grass. The muted camouflage finish keeps things low-key too, rather than looking like a neon suitcase on the bank.
Storage is where this carryall earns its keep. There are four external pockets, giving you easy-access space for the bits you don’t want buried under clothing or other tackle. Add the three internal pockets or compartments and you’ve got a fair few places to divide up your kit instead of creating one enormous rummage pile.
The front pocket is designed to take a medium-sized plastic tackle box. That’s dead handy for leads, swivels, hooks, hookbait tools or whatever terminal tackle you like to keep together. Chucking a box in there means you can get to the fiddly stuff without emptying the whole bag when the rods are off.
Around the back, there’s an open pocket suited to spare clothing or carp sacks. That gives you somewhere to keep soft, bulky bits separate from your tackle. It’s also the kind of pocket you can reach into quickly when the weather turns or you need something in a hurry. No faffing with the main compartment just to find a fleece.
The lid has a padded pocket for a buzzer bar or short banksticks, which is a properly thoughtful touch. Those bits can be awkward to pack, and keeping them in a padded section helps stop them rattling around with your tackle. The lid also includes a zipped internal storage pocket for smaller items that need a bit more security.
Carrying it should be straightforward, with both carry handles and an adjustable padded shoulder strap. That gives you the choice between grabbing it for a quick move or slinging it over your shoulder when you’ve got other gear in your hands. On a busy venue, that little bit of flexibility can save a fair bit of faff.
The catch is simply the capacity. Thirty-five litres is useful, but it’s not bottomless. If you’re taking a bulky shelter, loads of food, cooking kit and enough clothing for every season in one session, you’ll likely need more luggage. Keep the load sensible, though, and the ESP Camo Carryall looks like a tidy, well-thought-out option for getting the important stuff to the swim without turning the walk in into a workout.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Capacity
- 35 litres
- Material
- Tough 600D PU-backed polyester
- Colour/pattern
- Muted camouflage
- External storage
- Four pockets
- Internal storage
- Three pockets or compartments
- Model code
- LUECCA35
Specs checked with ESP, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The short-session bag that keeps the faff under control
This is all about organisation rather than brute-force capacity. You get a dedicated front pocket for a medium-sized plastic tackle box, a rear open pocket for spare clothing or carp sacks, and a padded lid pocket for a buzzer bar or short banksticks.
That layout makes sense on the bank. Terminal tackle and small bits stay separate, clothing doesn’t have to share space with grubby gear, and your bite alarms’ support kit has somewhere protected to live. It’s a simple design, but a cracking practical one.
Closer look
A compact carryall with a genuinely useful layout
The ESP Camo Carryall gives you 35 litres of storage in a fairly focused format. It’s built from tough 600D PU-backed polyester and finished in muted camouflage, so it’s aimed at proper bank use rather than looking pretty in the garage. The construction and size suit anglers who want a manageable bag for short sessions and lighter trips.
The storage is split sensibly. Four external pockets and three internal pockets or compartments give you room to separate terminal tackle, clothing and smaller bank essentials. The front pocket fits a medium-sized plastic tackle box, while the rear open pocket is suitable for spare clothing or carp sacks.
The lid is particularly useful. Its padded pocket is designed for a buzzer bar or short banksticks, and a separate zipped internal pocket gives smaller items somewhere secure. Add the carry handles and adjustable padded shoulder strap, and you’ve got a bag that should be easy to shift from the car to the swim.
Worth knowing. The open rear pocket is handy for quick access, but it isn’t an enclosed zipped compartment. Keep that in mind if you’re carrying small loose items or fishing in proper grim weather.
Who it suits
Best when the session is short and the kit is under control
This carryall makes most sense for day-ticket anglers, short-session carp anglers and anyone who likes to travel light. Pack a tackle box in the front, clothing or carp sacks in the rear pocket, and the smaller bits in the internal storage. It gives each part of your kit a sensible home without demanding loads of car space.
It should also appeal to anglers who move swims regularly. The compact format is easier to grab than a huge carryall, and the padded shoulder strap helps when you’re carrying rods, a net or a bucket in the other hand. For a quick move after spotting a lump showing, that’s a proper bonus.
It’s less suited to a full long-session loadout. If your usual trip involves a bivvy, cooking gear, several changes of clothing and enough bait for a campaign, 35 litres will be a bit tight. That’s not a design failure; it’s simply a reminder that this is a short-session bag, not a complete camp organiser.
FAQs in full
The stuff you’ll want to know before buying
Is 35 litres enough for overnight fishing? For a light overnight, yes, particularly if your sleeping and shelter kit are carried separately. You can use the carryall for tackle, clothing and smaller essentials. If you’re trying to squeeze in all your food, cooking kit and bulky clothing as well, expect things to get cramped.
What should go in the padded lid pocket? A buzzer bar or short banksticks are the obvious choices. The padding gives those awkward, easily bashed bits their own section. The zipped lid pocket is better for smaller items that you don’t want loose in the main compartment.
Does the camouflage pattern make it look too loud? No. The finish is described as muted camouflage, so it’s deliberately fairly understated. It should blend into a typical carp setup rather than standing out like a bright luggage bag.
Worth knowing. The best way to use this bag is to pack by job: tackle box in the front, clothing or carp sacks at the rear, bank bits in the lid and smaller accessories inside. Do that and the 35-litre capacity should feel far more useful.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Useful pocket layout for keeping tackle, clothing and bank bits separate
- Front pocket is sized for a medium-sized plastic tackle box
- Tough 600D PU-backed polyester construction
- Adjustable padded shoulder strap plus carry handles
- Compact 35-litre format suits quick trips and lighter loads
Worth knowing
- 35 litres may feel tight for longer sessions or a full camping loadout
- The rear pocket is open, so clothing or carp sacks aren’t enclosed in their own zipped compartment
- Best suited to organised anglers; stuffing everything in loose will waste the clever layout
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01How much does the ESP Camo Carryall hold?
How much does the ESP Camo Carryall hold?
It has a 35-litre capacity. That’s aimed at short sessions, day trips and overnight fishing rather than big multi-day loads.
02Will it hold a tackle box?
Will it hold a tackle box?
Yes. The front pocket is designed to fit a medium-sized plastic tackle box, keeping your main terminal tackle easy to grab.
03What can go in the lid pocket?
What can go in the lid pocket?
The lid includes a padded pocket suitable for a buzzer bar or short banksticks. There’s also a zipped internal storage pocket in the lid for smaller items.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a proper handy carryall for lighter sessions. The strongest reasons to choose it are useful pocket layout for keeping tackle, clothing and bank bits separate and front pocket is sized for a medium-sized plastic tackle box; the main trade-off is 35 litres may feel tight for longer sessions or a full camping loadout.
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Useful pocket layout for keeping tackle, clothing and bank bits separate”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Day-ticket anglers and short-session carp anglers: The 35-litre size gives you room for essential tackle, clothing and bank bits without taking over the swim.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “35 litres may feel tight for longer sessions or a full camping loadout”
Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.
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