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Fox Rage Warrior 2 Large Lure Bag

Large Lure Bag

Fox Rage4.587%Updated Oct 2026

A compact predator-fishing bag built around vertical hardbait storage, with a few smart touches for bank and boat work. Just make sure this is the Voyager, not the Warrior 2, before you buy.

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  • Confirmed details identify this as the Fox Rage Voyager Large Lure Bag, product code NLU028.
  • The bag measures 18 x 26 x 21 cm and uses ripstop fabric with a polyester outer and lining.
  • Internal corrugated divider walls are designed for vertical storage of hardbaits.
  • It’s suitable for both bank and boat lure fishing; lures aren’t included.

Make sure it’s the right one. The supplied product name says Fox Rage Warrior 2 Large Lure Bag, but the checked details identify Fox Rage Voyager Large Lure Bag, product code NLU028, EAN 5055350279861. This review covers the Voyager NLU028 and shouldn’t be treated as a confirmed review of a Warrior 2 model.

Tackle Index Score

8.7

Tackle Index score

4.587%

A focused and practical hardbait bag, with its main strength being organised vertical storage rather than huge capacity.

Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score

  • Product Quality8.8/10
  • Performance8.8/10
  • Impact on Fish Catching8.6/10
  • Ease of Use9.1/10
  • Value for Money8.4/10

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Who it suits

Is it right for you?

Great for

  • Roaming bank anglers. The grab handles and tidy upright storage make it easy to carry a focused lure selection from swim to swim.
  • Boat predator anglers. Its compact shape helps keep hardbaits organised when deck space is tight and the rods are constantly moving.

Maybe skip if

  • Anglers carrying a full mixed lure system. The bag is designed around hardbaits, so it won’t replace a larger system for soft plastics, jig heads, tools and terminal tackle.
  • Anyone buying specifically for the Warrior 2 model. The confirmed details are for the Voyager NLU028, not a clearly verified Warrior 2 Large Lure Bag.

The lowdown

Introducing the Fox Rage Warrior 2 Large Lure Bag

A compact predator-fishing bag built around vertical hardbait storage, with a few smart touches for bank and boat work. Just make sure this is the Voyager, not the Warrior 2, before you buy.

  • Confirmed details identify this as the Fox Rage Voyager Large Lure Bag, product code NLU028.
  • The bag measures 18 x 26 x 21 cm and uses ripstop fabric with a polyester outer and lining.
  • Internal corrugated divider walls are designed for vertical storage of hardbaits.
  • It’s suitable for both bank and boat lure fishing; lures aren’t included.

Quick verdict

The verdict

If you’re after a tidy lure bag that keeps hardbaits standing upright and easy to grab, the Fox Rage Voyager Large Lure Bag looks like a properly sensible bit of kit. The internal corrugated dividers are the main attraction, especially when you’re chopping and changing between lures on the bank or in a boat.

The big thing to sort before parting with your quid is the name. The supplied title says Warrior 2, while the confirmed details point to the Voyager NLU028. Buy against the product code or EAN, and you’ll avoid a proper tackle-box muddle.

8.7/ 10 Tackle Index score

A focused and practical hardbait bag, with its main strength being organised vertical storage rather than huge capacity.

Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score

Product Quality
8.8/10

Ripstop fabric, polyester lining, heavy-duty zips and grab handles suggest a sound everyday build.

Performance
8.8/10

The upright divider system is well matched to quick lure selection on mobile predator sessions.

Impact on Fish Catching
8.6/10

It won’t catch fish by itself, but faster, tidier lure changes can help you stay on the right presentation.

Ease of Use
9.1/10

Vertical storage, grab handles and a compact shape keep the bag straightforward on the bank or boat.

Value for Money
8.4/10

It looks good value if you specifically need organised hardbait storage, but less so as a do-everything lure bag.

Head to head

How it stacks up

Side by side with the closest kit we've reviewed. This updates as we add more reviews.

Fox Rage Warrior 2 Large Lure Bag

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Fox Rage Warrior 2 Large Lure Bag (this one)

Our score
4.587%
4.590%

Top scorer

4.590%

Top scorer

Product Quality
8.8/10
9.2/10
9.4/10
Performance
8.8/10
9/10
9/10
Impact on Fish Catching
8.6/10
8.6/10
8.3/10
Ease of Use
9.1/10
9.4/10
9.5/10
Value for Money
8.4/10
8.7/10
8.8/10
Best for
Roaming bank anglers
Quickdraw anglers fishing mobile sessions
Anglers carrying one main carp setup
Big plus
Vertical hardbait storage keeps your lure selection tidy and quick to access.
Individual padded compartments protect each rod and reel.
Fully padded for better rod and reel protection.
Watch out for
The confirmed product identity doesn’t match the supplied Warrior 2 name, so check the code carefully.
It’s aimed specifically at Quickdraw rods, so flexibility is limited if your setup changes.
Only carries one rod and reel, so it’s not ideal for a full armoury of rods.

Scores are our own, out of 10. Best in each row is in green. Prices change, so check the latest before you buy.

The full rundown

Everything you'll want to know about the Fox Rage Warrior 2 Large Lure Bag

If your lure bag turns into a rattling lucky dip every time a pike follows and doesn’t commit, the Fox Rage Voyager Large Lure Bag is aimed at sorting that faff out. It’s a compact bit of predator luggage built around one simple idea: keep hardbaits standing upright, visible and ready to grab.

That sounds basic, but it makes a proper difference when you’re mobile. Lure fishing is often about covering water, not sitting behind three rods waiting for a screaming take. You might work a reedbed, flick the margins, hop across a few swims and then jump in the boat. A bag that keeps your selection tidy saves time at every stop.

The confirmed model here is the Voyager Large Lure Bag, product code NLU028. The supplied product title says Warrior 2, though, so there’s a naming wrinkle to sort before you spend your quid. The checked EAN is 5055350279861, and those are the details to match with the listing or label.

What you’re getting is a bag measuring 18 x 26 x 21 cm. That gives it a compact footprint rather than the bulk of a big carryall. For a short predator session, that’s bob on. You can take a useful spread of patterns without dragging a whole tackle-shop display around the fishery.

Inside, corrugated divider walls create separate upright slots for hardbaits. That layout should make it much easier to scan your colours, sizes and running depths. Instead of digging through a pile of trebles and tangled split rings, you can lift out the lure you want and get straight back to working the spot.

It’s particularly handy when conditions keep changing. Start with a shallow-running hardbait over weed, switch to something deeper along a drop-off, then go natural if the water’s clear. Having those options standing up in front of you keeps the changeover quick, which is exactly what you want when the fish are on the munch.

The construction sounds suited to regular bank life, too. The bag uses ripstop fabric, with a 100% polyester outer and lining, while heavy-duty zips are there to handle the everyday open, shut and rummage routine. No need to treat it like a museum piece, but keeping wet lures from being zipped away dripping is still good tackle housekeeping.

Grab handles make it easy to move between swims, and the reflective trim is a cheeky little bonus when daylight starts fading. It won’t turn the bag into a headtorch, obviously, but finding your gear in low light is nicer when it doesn’t disappear into the reeds or boat floor.

There are limits. This is a focused hardbait bag, not a magic cupboard for every soft plastic, jig head, plier and spare leader you own. If you like carrying a kitchen sink of predator tackle, you’ll probably need extra storage alongside it. For a neat, mobile lure selection, though, the layout looks spot on.

So, who should have a look? Anglers who fish light, move often and want their main hardbaits organised without a load of faff. Just be sharp on the identity: if the listing says Warrior 2, match the product code or EAN before checking out. That one-minute check could save a proper headache later.

Specifications

The nuts and bolts

Confirmed model
Fox Rage Voyager Large Lure Bag
Product code
NLU028
EAN
5055350279861
Dimensions
18 x 26 x 21 cm
Materials
Ripstop fabric; 100% polyester outer and lining
Storage layout
Internal corrugated lure divider walls for vertical hardbait storage

Specs checked with Fox Rage, Oct 2026.

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Our take

Why the vertical storage matters

This isn’t just a soft bag with a load of loose compartments thrown in. Its layout is aimed at keeping hardbaits stored vertically, so you can see what you’ve got and pull out the right pattern without emptying half your lure collection onto the unhooking mat.

That makes most sense for predator anglers carrying a selection of hard lures, rather than someone who mainly fishes soft plastics, jig heads or tiny bits of terminal tackle. It’s compact, organised and nicely focused. Just don’t expect it to swallow every lure, tool and spare spool you own.

What you’re buying

A hardbait bag with a tidy upright layout

The Voyager Large Lure Bag measures 18 x 26 x 21 cm and uses ripstop fabric, with 100% polyester on the outside and inside. It’s compact enough for mobile lure fishing, but still gives you a dedicated place for a useful hardbait selection.

Its internal corrugated divider walls are the key feature. They’re designed to hold hardbaits vertically, helping keep lures separated and making it easier to spot the right pattern, size or running depth without a full-on tackle explosion.

Heavy-duty zips and grab handles keep the design practical, while reflective trim helps the bag stand out a little more when the light’s fading. Lures aren’t included, so you’re buying the storage rather than a ready-made lure selection.

Worth knowing. The checked details identify the Voyager NLU028, not a confirmed Warrior 2 model. Match the product code NLU028 or EAN 5055350279861 with the listing before you buy.

On the bank and afloat

Best for anglers who keep moving

This bag makes most sense for predator anglers who cover water and carry a focused selection of hardbaits. The upright storage is dead handy when you’re switching between shallow, mid-water and deeper presentations as the swim changes.

It should also work well on a boat, where loose lures rolling around the deck can become a right pain. Keep it somewhere dry and accessible, and you can change patterns without rummaging through a big box while the drift carries you past the productive line.

If your approach is mainly soft plastics, jig heads, wire traces and tools, this won’t be the complete answer. Pair it with separate storage rather than trying to cram every bit of predator tackle into one compact bag.

The useful bits

A few things to clear up

The bag is aimed at vertical hardbait storage, so it suits anglers using plugs and similar lures. It isn’t presented as a general-purpose tackle box for every lure style and terminal item.

The grab handles make it straightforward to carry between swims, while the dimensions keep it relatively compact for boat or bank use. As ever, let wet lures dry properly before sealing them away for a long spell.

Worth knowing. The product-name mismatch matters. Treat the supplied Warrior 2 name with caution and identify the actual item by its confirmed Voyager NLU028 code or EAN.

On paper

Pros & cons

What we like

  • Vertical hardbait storage keeps your lure selection tidy and quick to access.
  • Ripstop fabric, heavy-duty zips and grab handles give it a practical predator-tackle feel.
  • Compact footprint suits roving bank sessions and cramped boat storage.
  • Reflective trim is a handy visibility touch in low light.

Worth knowing

  • The confirmed product identity doesn’t match the supplied Warrior 2 name, so check the code carefully.
  • It’s focused on hardbaits and may be less useful as an all-purpose lure and terminal-tackle bag.
  • The compact dimensions mean you’ll need to be selective with larger lures and extra gear.

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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.

01

What is the difference between the Fox Rage Warrior 2 and Voyager Large Lure Bag?

The supplied information doesn’t confirm a Warrior 2 version. The checked product is the Fox Rage Voyager Large Lure Bag, code NLU028, so check the label, code or EAN before buying.

02

What sort of lures does the bag suit?

It’s designed for vertical storage of hardbaits. That makes it a natural fit for plugs and other hard lure patterns, while soft plastics and loose terminal tackle may need separate storage.

03

Can you use it from the bank and a boat?

Yes. It’s described as suitable for both bank and boat lure fishing, with grab handles for carrying and reflective trim for better visibility.

What anglers say

The word from the bank

Our read: the verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are vertical hardbait storage keeps your lure selection tidy and quick to access. and ripstop fabric, heavy-duty zips and grab handles give it a practical predator-tackle feel.; the main trade-off is the confirmed product identity doesn’t match the supplied warrior 2 name, so check the code carefully..

Our take on the feedback

  • Why it appeals

    Checked Sept '26 — “Vertical hardbait storage keeps your lure selection tidy and quick to access.”

  • Best fit

    Checked Sept '26 — “Roaming bank anglers: The grab handles and tidy upright storage make it easy to carry a focused lure selection from swim to swim.”

  • Worth knowing

    Checked Sept '26 — “The confirmed product identity doesn’t match the supplied Warrior 2 name, so check the code carefully.”

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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