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Luggage · Carp carryalls · Our take
NGT GTS 6 Compartment Carryall
Green, 60 x 35 x 30 cm
A roomy green carryall with seven external pockets, waterproofed material and enough space for the bigger bits of carp kit. Proper useful luggage without making the bank feel like a military operation.
- 60 x 35 x 30 cm carryall with a spacious main compartment.
- Seven external pockets for tackle boxes and frequently used accessories.
- Waterproofed durable material with self-sealing zips.
- Padded, adjustable shoulder strap plus carry handle.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the NGT GTS 6 Compartment Carryall, product code FLA-CARRYALL-GTS-IND.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A practical, spacious carryall with a smart pocket layout and useful weather protection.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality8.6/10
- Performance8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.4/10
- Ease of Use8.9/10
- Value for Money8.8/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp anglers carrying a broad spread of tackle. The roomy layout gives you space for larger tackle, accessory pouches and the extra bits that build up over a proper session.
- Day-session and short-session anglers. The external pockets keep scales, rig gear, catapults and spods or spombs close to hand without needing several separate bags.
Maybe skip if
- Minimalist anglers fishing light. If you only need a small rig box, a few leads and some hookbait, this carryall could feel unnecessarily bulky.
- Anglers making very long walks with a fully loaded bag. The more you pack into this sizeable carryall, the more noticeable the weight will become on a trek to a distant swim.
The lowdown
Introducing the NGT GTS 6 Compartment Carryall
A roomy green carryall with seven external pockets, waterproofed material and enough space for the bigger bits of carp kit. Proper useful luggage without making the bank feel like a military operation.
- 60 x 35 x 30 cm carryall with a spacious main compartment.
- Seven external pockets for tackle boxes and frequently used accessories.
- Waterproofed durable material with self-sealing zips.
- Padded, adjustable shoulder strap plus carry handle.
Quick verdict
A cracking carryall for organised carp anglers
The NGT GTS 6 Compartment Carryall is built for anglers who carry more than a couple of rig boxes and a handful of leads. Its spacious main compartment and seven external pockets give you plenty of room to split up tackle, scales, rig pouches and bait-making bits.
It won’t replace a full barrow load of luggage, but it looks a bob-on choice for keeping the important stuff together. The waterproofed material, self-sealing zips and padded shoulder strap are all proper handy touches for day sessions and short overnighters.
A practical, spacious carryall with a smart pocket layout and useful weather protection.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 8.6/10
- Performance
- 8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.4/10
- Ease of Use
- 8.9/10
- Value for Money
- 8.8/10
The durable waterproofed material, self-sealing zips and padded strap give it a reassuringly practical build.
The main compartment and seven external pockets should handle a broad spread of carp tackle without much faff.
It won’t catch fish for you, but quicker access to rigs, scales and session tools can keep you organised when the action starts.
The carry handle, adjustable shoulder strap and separated pocket layout make transport and access straightforward.
For anglers needing generous storage in one bag, the practical capacity and useful features make a strong case in its class.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the NGT GTS 6 Compartment Carryall
There’s a point in every carp session where the little tackle bag stops being little. A few rig boxes become several. The scales need a home. Then the catapult, spod, spomb, spare leads and a pouch of bits all turn up asking for room. That’s where a proper carryall earns its keep.
The NGT GTS 6 Compartment Carryall is aimed squarely at that angler. It’s a roomy green tackle bag measuring 60 x 35 x 30 cm, with a large main compartment and seven external pockets. In plain English, it’s built to swallow the bulkier stuff while keeping the bits you reach for most often close at hand.
That main compartment is the place for your larger tackle and accessory pouches. Think rig wallets, bait-related kit, spare terminal tackle and the assorted gubbins that normally end up scattered across the bivvy floor. You get a decent central space rather than a bag that only works with one particular box system.
The seven outer pockets are where the layout gets properly useful. They can take tackle boxes, scales, rig pouches, catapults and spods or spombs, giving each bit of kit a sensible home. When there’s a screaming take, you don’t want to be digging through one enormous compartment for the scales. You want to grab them and get on with the job.
That pocket arrangement also makes sense for short sessions. Keep your most-used bits on the outside, then leave the main compartment packed with the less urgent tackle. Need a fresh rig? Go to the rig pouch. Need the scales? Same story. It cuts down the faff, which is always a result when the light’s going and you’re trying to sort a fish.
The bag uses waterproofed durable material, backed up by self-sealing zips. That’s useful on a damp morning, when the carryall is sat under the brolly or being shifted through wet grass. It’s not an excuse to dunk the thing in the lake, of course, but it should give your tackle a useful bit of protection from everyday bank-side moisture.
Carrying options are nicely straightforward. There’s a carry handle for lifting it from the car or moving it a few yards between swims, plus a padded, adjustable shoulder strap for longer walks. That strap matters when you’re also juggling rods, net, unhooking kit and a brew. You can sling the carryall over your shoulder and keep your hands free.
The trade-off is the usual one with a generous tackle bag: space can turn into weight. The more you fill those pockets, the bigger the lump becomes. If you fish ultra-light and only carry a small box, this could feel a bit over the top. But if your sessions involve a proper spread of carp tackle, the size is much more likely to feel useful than excessive.
Overall, the GTS 6 Compartment Carryall looks like a practical bit of luggage for anglers who want one organised home for the important tackle. It won’t replace every bag on a big campaign, and it won’t magically stop you overpacking. Still, for day sessions, short overnighters and general carp work, it offers plenty of room without a load of unnecessary faff.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Product type
- Fishing carryall for carp tackle
- Colour
- Green
- Dimensions
- 60 x 35 x 30 cm
- Storage
- Spacious main compartment plus seven external pockets
- Construction
- Waterproofed durable material with self-sealing zips
- Carrying options
- Carry handle and padded, adjustable shoulder strap
Specs checked with NGT, Oct 2026.
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Our take
Why the pocket layout matters
The big selling point here is the way the carryall divides your tackle. Keep the main compartment for larger pouches and bulky kit, then use the external pockets for the things you need quickly. That means less rummaging about when the rods are off.
It’s especially useful if your session involves more than just a simple lead-and-hookbait approach. Scales, rig pouches, tackle boxes, catapults and spods or spombs can all have their own place, so you’re not tipping the whole bag onto the unhooking mat looking for one cheeky swivel.
Closer look
A big central compartment with useful access outside
The NGT GTS 6 Compartment Carryall is all about practical storage. The spacious main compartment is designed for larger tackle and accessory pouches, while seven external pockets give you separate homes for the smaller or more frequently used bits. That’s a much better setup than one cavernous space where everything disappears into the bottom.
The outer pockets can hold tackle boxes, scales, rig pouches, catapults and spods or spombs. That makes the bag useful for a broad carp setup, whether you’re clipping up for a distance chuck, preparing fresh rigs in the margins or keeping your weighing gear ready for a bite-time visit.
Worth knowing. The waterproofed durable material and self-sealing zips are handy protection against damp weather and wet grass. Keep the bag out of standing water, but you should have useful peace of mind during normal bank-side weather.
Who it suits
For anglers who like their tackle close and organised
This carryall makes most sense for carp anglers who carry a decent amount of kit but don’t want every item living in a separate bag. It’s a good middle ground for a day session or short overnighter: large enough for the bulky tackle, but still manageable enough to move with the included handle or shoulder strap.
The padded, adjustable shoulder strap is particularly useful when the walk to the swim is longer than planned. Sling it over your shoulder, grab the rods and net, and you’ve got a better chance of making one trip instead of three. Just remember that a roomy bag invites enthusiastic packing.
Worth knowing. For a lighter approach, use the external pockets selectively and leave the main compartment for only the tackle you’ll actually use. That keeps the carryall comfortable and stops it becoming a full-on tackle suitcase.
FAQs in full
The practical bits before you buy
The carryall measures 60 x 35 x 30 cm and comes in green. Its storage is aimed at carp tackle, with a spacious main compartment and seven external pockets. There’s no need to build your whole system around one proprietary box shape, which gives you more freedom over how you arrange your kit.
For wet conditions, the waterproofed material and self-sealing zips are welcome features. They should help with drizzle, damp swims and the general wet-and-muddy nonsense that comes with UK fishing. Still, sensible packing applies: keep anything especially moisture-sensitive in a pouch or box with its own seal.
Worth knowing. The best way to use it is to make the outer pockets your quick-access zones. Put scales, rig pouches and session essentials there, then reserve the main compartment for bulkier or less frequently needed tackle.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Loads of useful storage for carp tackle and accessory pouches.
- Seven external pockets make frequently used kit easy to separate.
- Waterproofed material and self-sealing zips offer welcome protection from damp.
- Padded adjustable shoulder strap gives you a more comfortable carry option.
- Suitable for larger tackle items that smaller bags can’t swallow.
Worth knowing
- A fully loaded carryall could become a hefty lump on longer walks.
- The generous size may be more bag than you need for a minimalist day session.
- Multiple pockets can encourage you to pack every last bit of tackle you own.
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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 can the NGT GTS 6 Compartment Carryall hold?
What can the NGT GTS 6 Compartment Carryall hold?
It’s designed for larger tackle and accessory pouches in the main compartment, while the seven external pockets can take tackle boxes, scales, rig pouches, catapults and spods or spombs.
02Is the NGT GTS 6 Compartment Carryall waterproof?
Is the NGT GTS 6 Compartment Carryall waterproof?
It uses waterproofed durable material and self-sealing zips to help protect your tackle from damp conditions. As with any tackle luggage, it’s sensible not to leave it sitting in standing water or treat it like a dry bag.
03How do you carry it to the swim?
How do you carry it to the swim?
You’ve got a carry handle for quick lifts and a padded, adjustable shoulder strap when you want both hands free for rods, a net or another bag.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a cracking carryall for organised carp anglers. The strongest reasons to choose it are loads of useful storage for carp tackle and accessory pouches. and seven external pockets make frequently used kit easy to separate.; the main trade-off is a fully loaded carryall could become a hefty lump on longer walks..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Loads of useful storage for carp tackle and accessory pouches.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp anglers carrying a broad spread of tackle: The roomy layout gives you space for larger tackle, accessory pouches and the extra bits that build up over a proper session.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “A fully loaded carryall could become a hefty lump on longer walks.”
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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