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Coarse-match · Terminal tackle storage · Our take
Korda Compac Carryall 110
KLUG17
The Korda Compac Carryall 110 is a compact EVA pouch built for keeping hooks, spools and small tackle bits sorted without clogging up your carryall.
- Compact EVA terminal-tackle pouch measuring 190mm × 120mm × 60mm.
- Designed to hold Korda Kamakura hooks, square spools and two mini boxes.
- Water-resistant construction with a semi-clear top lid.
- Two-way zip and an internal zipped mesh pocket; tackle contents aren’t included.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Korda Compac Carryall 110, model KLUG17: the small EVA terminal-tackle pouch, not a larger Compac carryall or a pouch supplied with tackle inside.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A well-focused bit of luggage for anglers who value tidy, compact terminal-tackle storage.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality9/10
- Performance8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.3/10
- Ease of Use9.4/10
- Value for Money8.6/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Coarse and match anglers carrying small terminal tackle. It gives hooks, spools and mini boxes a dedicated place without adding a bulky box to the luggage.
- Anglers who like a tidy, grab-and-go setup. The compact shape, semi-clear lid and mesh pocket make it quick to identify and reach the bits you need.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers carrying a broad selection of terminal tackle. The 60mm height and compact footprint mean this is an organiser, not a big-capacity tackle store.
- Anyone wanting a complete hook-and-tackle kit. The pouch arrives empty, so you’ll need to add your own hooks, spools and boxes.
The lowdown
Introducing the Korda Compac Carryall 110
The Korda Compac Carryall 110 is a compact EVA pouch built for keeping hooks, spools and small tackle bits sorted without clogging up your carryall.
- Compact EVA terminal-tackle pouch measuring 190mm × 120mm × 60mm.
- Designed to hold Korda Kamakura hooks, square spools and two mini boxes.
- Water-resistant construction with a semi-clear top lid.
- Two-way zip and an internal zipped mesh pocket; tackle contents aren’t included.
Quick verdict
Small, tidy and properly handy
The Korda Compac Carryall 110 is a cracking little organiser for the bits that usually end up rattling around loose in your luggage. It’s compact, light and shaped around the sort of terminal tackle you actually reach for on a coarse or match session.
It won’t replace a full tackle box, but that’s not the job. If you want a neat pouch for Kamakura hooks, square spools and a couple of mini boxes, it’s a bob-on bit of kit that should cut down the faff on the bank.
A well-focused bit of luggage for anglers who value tidy, compact terminal-tackle storage.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 9/10
- Performance
- 8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.3/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.4/10
- Value for Money
- 8.6/10
The durable EVA construction, two-way zip and sensible internal storage give it a properly solid feel for a compact pouch.
It should keep a focused selection of small tackle protected, visible and easy to reach during a session.
It won’t catch fish by itself, but quicker access to hooks and spools can help you stay efficient when the swim is ticking over.
The compact shape, semi-clear lid and zipped mesh pocket make packing and finding small items straightforward.
It offers useful specialist organisation, although anglers needing lots of capacity may get more from a larger box or pouch.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Korda Compac Carryall 110
There’s always one bit of tackle luggage that turns into a proper junk drawer, isn’t there? Hooks, spools, tiny boxes and bits of terminal tackle all end up bouncing about together. Then, right when the fish are on the munch, you’re digging through the lot like you’ve lost a quid in long grass.
The Korda Compac Carryall 110 is aimed squarely at that faff. It’s a small EVA pouch for keeping the fiddly stuff together, with a layout designed around Korda Kamakura hooks, square spools and two mini boxes. Nothing flashy. Just a tidy little home for the bits that can otherwise disappear into the bottom of your luggage.
At 190mm wide, 120mm deep and 60mm high, this is properly compact. It won’t take over a carryall, and it should slot neatly into a larger luggage system or sit beside your main terminal-tackle box. That makes it a good shout for short sessions, match work or anyone who likes to keep a few go-to items ready to grab.
The high-quality EVA fabric keeps the pouch strong, durable and extremely light. That matters when you’re already carrying a seatbox, bait, rods and enough odds and ends to open a tackle shop. You get useful protection without adding another hefty box to the load.
It’s also water-resistant, so a bit of drizzle, wet hands or a damp luggage compartment shouldn’t be a drama. It isn’t a fully waterproof dry case, mind. Think sensible protection for terminal tackle, not something to chuck in the lake after a cheeky slip on the margins.
The semi-clear top lid is a dead handy touch. You can get a quick look at what’s inside without rummaging through every compartment. When you’re changing hook sizes, swapping spools or rebuilding a rig between bites, that quick glance can save a surprising amount of faff.
A two-way zip runs around the pouch and gives proper access from either side. Inside the lid, there’s a zipped mesh pocket for smaller bits you want kept separate. That could be useful for tiny accessories or a few essentials you don’t want mixed in with your main contents.
The important thing is understanding what this pouch is — and what it isn’t. It’s not a full terminal tackle station, and it won’t carry every hook pattern, line diameter and accessory you own. Its strength is keeping a compact selection organised and ready to go.
For coarse and match anglers, that focused approach makes plenty of sense. You can set it up with the hooks, square spools and mini boxes you use most, then lift the whole pouch into your luggage for the session. Less rummaging, fewer lost bits and a cleaner swim when you’re trying to stay efficient.
So, if your terminal tackle is currently living loose in a carryall, the Compac 110 is a neat fix. It’s small, light and sensibly made, with enough structure to protect the contents while staying easy to carry. Just remember that the pouch is supplied empty, and keep your expectations around capacity realistic.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Product type
- Compact EVA storage pouch for terminal tackle
- Dimensions
- 190mm wide × 120mm deep × 60mm high
- Material
- High-quality EVA fabric
- Designed to hold
- Korda Kamakura hook range, square spools and two mini boxes
- Closure and lid
- Two-way zip with semi-clear top lid
- Included
- One Korda Compac 110 pouch; tackle contents not included
Specs checked with Korda, Oct 2026.
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Our take
A compact pouch that earns its space
The real appeal here is organisation rather than capacity. At 190mm wide, 120mm deep and 60mm high, it slips into a larger carryall without swallowing half the available room.
The EVA construction keeps the pouch light while offering a water-resistant home for small terminal tackle. The semi-clear lid and zipped mesh pocket inside give you a quick view of what’s packed, which is dead handy when the fish are having it and you need a fresh hook or spool sharpish.
Small kit, tidy setup
A focused organiser rather than a tackle warehouse
The Compac Carryall 110 is a compact EVA pouch measuring 190mm wide, 120mm deep and 60mm high. It’s shaped to take Korda Kamakura hooks, square spools and two mini boxes, so the layout suits a focused selection of coarse or match terminal tackle.
The high-quality EVA fabric keeps things light while giving the pouch a strong, durable shell. Its water-resistant construction is handy in the real world, where damp hands, drizzle and wet luggage are all part of the game. The semi-clear lid helps you spot what’s inside, while the two-way zip gives easy access.
Inside the lid is a zipped mesh pocket for smaller extras. That gives you somewhere separate for the little bits that otherwise vanish under hooks and spools. It’s a simple feature, but a useful one when you’re trying to keep a match setup moving.
Worth knowing. This is one Compac 110 pouch only. Hooks, spools and mini boxes aren’t included, so you’re buying the organiser rather than a ready-filled tackle kit.
Made for organised anglers
Ideal for a compact, go-to selection
It’ll suit coarse and match anglers who want their main terminal bits together without hauling a large box around. Fill it with the hook range, spools and mini boxes you use most, then keep it ready in your carryall for a quick grab-and-go session.
It’s also a good fit for anglers who fish different venues and want a small essentials pouch alongside a bigger tackle box. Keep the specialist gear elsewhere and use the Compac 110 for the stuff that gets reached for every time the rods are out.
Worth knowing. Don’t overfill it. Its compact dimensions are the point, and forcing in too much tackle will make the pouch less tidy and harder to zip.
The useful bits
Answers before you pack it
The pouch is designed for Korda Kamakura hooks, square spools and two mini boxes. That makes it especially useful for a compact, planned selection rather than a complete collection of every terminal item in your armoury.
The EVA build is water-resistant and light, but it shouldn’t be treated as fully waterproof. Keep it out of standing water and it should do the sensible luggage job it was made for.
Worth knowing. The semi-clear lid is particularly useful when bite-time gets busy. A quick glance can tell you whether the hook or spool you need is in there before you start emptying your whole carryall onto the unhooking mat.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Very compact and easy to slot into existing luggage.
- Purpose-built layout for Kamakura hooks, square spools and two mini boxes.
- Light, durable EVA construction with water-resistant protection.
- Semi-clear lid and internal mesh pocket make small bits easier to find.
Worth knowing
- Capacity is deliberately limited, so it won’t replace a full-sized tackle box.
- The pouch is most useful when loaded with the intended compact tackle formats.
- Contents aren’t included, so the price is for the storage pouch only.
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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 will the Korda Compac Carryall 110 hold?
What will the Korda Compac Carryall 110 hold?
It’s designed around the Korda Kamakura hook range, square spools and two mini boxes. It’s best treated as a compact terminal-tackle organiser rather than a general-purpose storage box.
02Is the Korda Compac 110 waterproof?
Is the Korda Compac 110 waterproof?
It’s a water-resistant storage solution rather than a fully waterproof case. The EVA construction helps protect the contents from splashes and damp tackle-bag conditions, but it shouldn’t be treated like a dry bag.
03Does it come with hooks, spools or mini boxes?
Does it come with hooks, spools or mini boxes?
No. You get one Korda Compac 110 pouch. The tackle contents shown or intended for the organiser aren’t included.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: small, tidy and properly handy. The strongest reasons to choose it are very compact and easy to slot into existing luggage. and purpose-built layout for kamakura hooks, square spools and two mini boxes.; the main trade-off is capacity is deliberately limited, so it won’t replace a full-sized tackle box..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Very compact and easy to slot into existing luggage.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Coarse and match anglers carrying small terminal tackle: It gives hooks, spools and mini boxes a dedicated place without adding a bulky box to the luggage.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “Capacity is deliberately limited, so it won’t replace a full-sized tackle box.”
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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