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Predator luggage · Tackle carryalls · Our take
Fox Rage Voyager Camo Medium Carryall
Medium
A cracking predator carryall with a proper load of boxes, handy tool storage and a cheeky built-in rain cover.
- Model NLU089, measuring 39 x 29 x 28 cm.
- Supplied with four medium shallow tackle boxes and one small tackle box.
- Includes a pull-out rain cover, padded shoulder strap and EVA grab handles.
- Built-in storage includes a spring coil tool holder, Velcro pliers holder and hard protective sunglasses storage.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Fox Rage Voyager Camo Medium Carryall, model NLU089, supplied with four medium shallow tackle boxes and one small tackle box.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A well-equipped medium predator carryall with useful included storage and some properly thoughtful bank features.
- Product Quality9/10
- Performance8.9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.6/10
- Ease of Use9.4/10
- Value for Money8.8/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Predator anglers carrying a spread of lure tackle. The included boxes give you room to separate hard baits, soft plastics, terminal tackle and spare bits without turning the bank into a tackle explosion.
- Boat anglers and organised day-session anglers. The medium footprint, protective storage and rain cover make it a useful central tackle bag when you want plenty of options close at hand.
Maybe skip if
- Ultra-mobile lure anglers travelling light. A smaller pouch or compact sling may be better if you’re constantly walking and only carrying a handful of lures.
- Anglers with lots of oversized tackle. The shallow supplied boxes are great for organised lure storage, but bulky items may need a different luggage setup.
The lowdown
Introducing the Fox Rage Voyager Camo Medium Carryall
A cracking predator carryall with a proper load of boxes, handy tool storage and a cheeky built-in rain cover.
- Model NLU089, measuring 39 x 29 x 28 cm.
- Supplied with four medium shallow tackle boxes and one small tackle box.
- Includes a pull-out rain cover, padded shoulder strap and EVA grab handles.
- Built-in storage includes a spring coil tool holder, Velcro pliers holder and hard protective sunglasses storage.
Quick verdict
A tidy, well-equipped predator bag
The Fox Rage Voyager Camo Medium Carryall is a spot-on choice if you want your lures, tools and bits kept together without lugging a massive holdall around. The included boxes make it ready to fill straight from the off.
It’s not the smallest bit of luggage, and the medium size won’t suit every mobile lure angler. But with a padded shoulder strap, EVA handles, dedicated tool storage and a pull-out rain cover, it’s a proper useful bit of kit for organised predator sessions.
A well-equipped medium predator carryall with useful included storage and some properly thoughtful bank features.
- Product Quality
- 9/10
- Performance
- 8.9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.6/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.4/10
- Value for Money
- 8.8/10
The padded polyester construction, EVA base, robust-looking zips and dedicated protective areas give it a reassuringly practical build.
The box system and exterior storage should make lure access and tackle organisation straightforward during a session.
It won’t catch fish for you, but quicker lure changes, tidy terminal tackle and accessible tools can keep you fishing efficiently.
Included boxes, grab handles, a padded shoulder strap and dedicated tool storage keep the faff nicely under control.
The supplied five-box storage package and built-in rain cover add plenty of practical value to the carryall format.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Fox Rage Voyager Camo Medium Carryall
The Fox Rage Voyager Camo Medium Carryall is the sort of luggage that makes sense when your lure collection has started breeding in the garage. One minute you’ve got a couple of boxes. Next thing, you’re carrying hard baits, soft plastics, jig heads, traces, tools and enough spare bits to open a tackle shop. This bag gives all that tackle a proper home, mate.
It’s built for predator anglers who want to stay organised without taking a full-on monster holdall. The 39 x 29 x 28 cm footprint sits in that useful middle ground. Big enough to carry a decent spread of kit, but not so enormous that it takes over the boot or blocks half the swim.
The really appealing bit is what comes inside. You get four medium shallow tackle boxes and one small tackle box. That means you can split things sensibly from the off: perch lures in one, pike baits in another, then terminal tackle, traces and jig heads where you can actually find them when the fish are on the munch.
Those shallow boxes are a good match for lure fishing, too. You’re not burying small baits under a mountain of random tackle. A few compartments can hold your useful patterns, colours and sizes where they’re easy to see. Just keep the box system disciplined and you’ll spend less time rummaging and more time putting a lure in the right water.
Fox Rage has also added the little details that make a difference during a proper session. There’s a spring coil tool holder for quick access, plus a Velcro pliers holder. That’s bang on when you’re unhooking a toothy pike or changing a trace and don’t want your tools disappearing under a pile of boxes.
The hard protective sunglasses storage is another cracking touch. Sunglasses tend to get treated like tackle until they’re suddenly scratched, bent or buried at the bottom of a bag. Giving them a dedicated spot keeps them safer and means you can grab them without launching every box onto the bank.
Carrying the Voyager is covered from a couple of angles. The 3D padded shoulder strap is useful when you’ve got a walk ahead, while the EVA grab handles let you shift the bag quickly between swims. That’s dead handy on canals and rivers where the best-looking bit of water is never quite next to the car.
The bag uses a 100% polyester outer and lining, polyethylene padding and an EVA base. The EVA bottom should help it sit steadily and cope with damp ground, while the padded construction gives the boxes and your gear a bit of separation from the knocks of normal bank life. Heavy-duty camo zips finish off the practical look.
And then there’s the pull-out rain cover. Predator fishing rarely waits for perfect weather, so built-in cover is a proper bonus. You can keep the contents sheltered when a shower rolls through, rather than scrabbling around for a carrier bag. It won’t make the whole session waterproof, but it’s a smart bit of insurance.
The only real question is whether the medium format suits your style. If you like travelling with a wide choice of lures and a few essential tools, it’s bob on. If you’re a stripped-back roamer who carries six lures and nothing else, it may feel a bit much. For everyone in between, it’s a tidy route to a less chaotic bank setup.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Model
- NLU089
- Dimensions
- 39 x 29 x 28 cm
- Included storage
- 4 x medium shallow tackle boxes and 1 x small tackle box
- Outer and lining
- 100% polyester
- Padding and base
- Polyethylene padding/filling with an EVA base
- Extra features
- Heavy-duty camo zips, 3D padded shoulder strap, EVA grab handles, tool and pliers holders, hard sunglasses storage and pull-out rain cover
Specs checked with Fox Rage, Oct 2026.
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Our take
Why this carryall makes sense on the predator bank
The big win here is the complete package. You’re not just buying an empty bag and then hunting around for compatible boxes. Four medium shallow tackle boxes and a small box are included, giving you a ready-made system for lures, traces, terminal tackle and spare bits.
The storage layout is aimed squarely at the angler who likes to stay mobile but still wants options. Keep hard baits in one box, soft plastics in another, jig heads and hooks in the small box, then leave another for whatever cheeky pattern the fish fancy on the day.
There’s some useful exterior thinking too. A spring coil tool holder and Velcro pliers holder keep the tools you reach for most close to hand. The hard protective sunglasses storage is another smart touch, especially when you’re walking miles and don’t fancy your eyewear getting mashed in with the lures.
The pull-out rain cover is a proper bank bonus. Weather can turn in a heartbeat, and having cover built into the carryall means one less loose bit of kit rattling around your rucksack or swim. It won’t replace common sense in a downpour, but it gives the contents a decent layer of protection.
The bag itself uses a polyester outer and lining, with polyethylene padding and an EVA base. That EVA base should help the carryall stand up nicely and gives the bottom a tougher, wipe-clean feel when it’s placed on wet grass, muddy towpaths or the edge of a boat.
Heavy-duty camo zips add to the practical feel. They’re easy to spot and grab, while the camo finish keeps the bag looking properly at home among the reeds and bankside cover. It’s not trying to be flashy; it’s built around getting your gear to the spot in one piece.
The 3D padded shoulder strap is the feature you’ll appreciate when the swim’s a fair hike from the car. EVA grab handles give you another way to shift it quickly, which is dead handy when the rods are off and you need to move your gear sharpish.
At 39 x 29 x 28 cm, this is a medium carryall rather than a tiny lure pouch. That gives you useful capacity, but it also means you’ll want to think about how you fish. It’ll suit planned sessions, boat work and predator anglers carrying a spread of tackle better than ultra-light roaming where every gram matters.
Overall, the Fox Rage Voyager Camo Medium Carryall is a tidy, well-thought-out luggage option for pike and other predator anglers. It brings storage, protection and organisation in one package, without piling on loads of faff. If your current system is a jumble of boxes and loose tools, this could get you properly sorted before the next bite-time.
What you’re buying
A ready-made lure storage system
The Voyager Camo Medium Carryall is a structured predator bag measuring 39 x 29 x 28 cm. It comes with four medium shallow tackle boxes and one small tackle box, giving you a straightforward way to divide lures, traces, hooks, jig heads and other terminal tackle.
The carryall has a polyester outer and lining, polyethylene padding and an EVA base. Heavy-duty camo zips, EVA grab handles and a 3D padded shoulder strap cover the day-to-day carrying side, while the padded build helps keep the contents organised and protected.
Outside storage is properly useful rather than just decorative. There’s a spring coil tool holder, a Velcro pliers holder and hard protective sunglasses storage. The pull-out rain cover gives the main load extra protection when the heavens open.
Worth knowing. The supplied boxes are shallow and aimed at lure organisation. They’re spot on for a controlled selection of predator tackle, but think about your bulky items before filling every compartment.
On the bank
Best for organised predator sessions
This is a strong fit for pike, perch and other predator anglers who want plenty of lure options with them. Use separate boxes for hard baits, soft plastics, terminal tackle and seasonal patterns, then keep the small box for fiddly bits you don’t want vanishing.
It also makes sense for boat sessions and planned day trips, where a medium carryall can sit nearby and act as your tackle station. The handles help with quick moves, while the padded shoulder strap is useful when you’re walking between swims or carrying extra kit.
For ultra-mobile fishing, be a bit more selective. Pack only the boxes you genuinely need and use the tool holders for the essentials. If you prefer a tiny sling and a handful of lures, this carryall could be more capacity than you need.
Quick answers
Everything else you need to know
The bag is supplied with five tackle boxes in total: four medium shallow boxes and one small box. That’s a useful starting layout, and you can assign each box to a different lure type or piece of the predator puzzle.
The rain cover pulls out from the carryall when required. It’s especially handy on open banks, river walks and canal sessions where a sudden shower can leave exposed tackle damp and annoying to sort later.
Worth knowing. Keep your pliers and main tools in the external holders, not loose inside the boxes. You’ll save yourself a load of faff when a screaming take turns into an unhooking job.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Four medium shallow boxes plus one small box included.
- Excellent tool and sunglasses storage for predator anglers.
- Pull-out rain cover is handy when the weather turns.
- EVA base and grab handles suit regular bank use.
- Padded shoulder strap makes carrying a fuller load easier.
Worth knowing
- Medium-sized rather than a compact, ultra-mobile lure bag.
- The supplied box layout may not suit anglers with lots of bulky hard baits.
- A fuller load could become cumbersome on long, roving sessions.
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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.
01What comes with the Fox Rage Voyager Camo Medium Carryall?
What comes with the Fox Rage Voyager Camo Medium Carryall?
You get four medium shallow tackle boxes and one small tackle box, so the bag arrives with a useful storage system already in place.
02Does the carryall have rain protection?
Does the carryall have rain protection?
Yes. It includes a pull-out rain cover, which can be deployed when the weather turns and helps protect the contents on the bank.
03Is it suitable for mobile lure fishing?
Is it suitable for mobile lure fishing?
It can work well for mobile predator fishing if you want a broad lure selection and tools with you. However, its medium size is better suited to carrying a fuller load than travelling as light as possible.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a tidy, well-equipped predator bag. The strongest reasons to choose it are four medium shallow boxes plus one small box included. and excellent tool and sunglasses storage for predator anglers.; the main trade-off is medium-sized rather than a compact, ultra-mobile lure bag..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Four medium shallow boxes plus one small box included.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Predator anglers carrying a spread of lure tackle: The included boxes give you room to separate hard baits, soft plastics, terminal tackle and spare bits without turning the bank into a tackle explosion.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “Medium-sized rather than a compact, ultra-mobile lure bag.”
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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