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NGT Session Carryall 800
NGT Session Carryall 800
Need one carryall for tackle, clothes and all the other bits that somehow end up on the bank? The NGT Session Carryall 800 keeps things simple, roomy and barrow-friendly.
- Model FLA-CARRYALL-800 with five compartments in total.
- One main central compartment and four side pockets.
- Measures 75 x 35 x 37 cm and uses 600D fabric.
- Designed to fit on an NGT barrow, with carry handles and an adjustable shoulder strap.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the NGT Session Carryall 800, model FLA-CARRYALL-800. It’s the larger starter carryall bag, supplied as the bag itself with no separate tackle boxes or other contents specified.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A roomy and practical carryall that keeps things simple, with useful barrow compatibility and enough space for a proper session load.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality8.6/10
- Performance8.6/10
- Impact on Fish Catching7.9/10
- Ease of Use9/10
- Value for Money8.8/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp and coarse anglers doing longer day sessions or overnighters. There’s room for tackle, clothing and general accessories without trying to cram everything into a small bag.
- Anglers building their first proper luggage setup. It’s a simple, all-round carryall with useful compartments and barrow compatibility, without a load of unnecessary faff.
Maybe skip if
- Roving anglers who travel light. The 75 cm length and larger format may feel a bit much when you only need a small amount of kit.
- Anglers wanting a fully modular luggage system. The bag itself is the main event, with no stated included tackle boxes, rigid dividers or specialist organiser system.
The lowdown
Introducing the NGT Session Carryall 800
Need one carryall for tackle, clothes and all the other bits that somehow end up on the bank? The NGT Session Carryall 800 keeps things simple, roomy and barrow-friendly.
- Model FLA-CARRYALL-800 with five compartments in total.
- One main central compartment and four side pockets.
- Measures 75 x 35 x 37 cm and uses 600D fabric.
- Designed to fit on an NGT barrow, with carry handles and an adjustable shoulder strap.
Quick verdict
A cracking first carryall for longer sessions
The NGT Session Carryall 800 is a straightforward, roomy luggage option for anglers who want one main bag for tackle, clothing and accessories. Its five-compartment layout keeps the basics together without making things overly complicated.
It won’t replace a fully modular luggage system if you love rigid boxes and perfect organisation, but for an all-round session bag that fits an NGT barrow, it looks properly handy. A sensible bit of kit for the money bracket.
A roomy and practical carryall that keeps things simple, with useful barrow compatibility and enough space for a proper session load.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 8.6/10
- Performance
- 8.6/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 7.9/10
- Ease of Use
- 9/10
- Value for Money
- 8.8/10
The 600D construction and straightforward carry points make it a sensible piece of everyday fishing luggage.
The large central compartment and four side pockets should handle a broad mix of tackle, clothing and accessories well.
It won’t catch fish by itself, but quicker access to organised tackle and a smoother session can keep you focused on the swim.
The simple five-compartment layout, carry handles, shoulder strap and NGT barrow fit keep the faff fairly low.
As a larger starter carryall, it offers useful capacity and practical features without forcing you into a complicated luggage setup.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the NGT Session Carryall 800
There’s always one bag on the bank that ends up doing everything. Tackle goes in, then a fleece, spare socks, bait bits, leads, cameras and whatever else you’ve somehow decided is essential. The NGT Session Carryall 800 is built for exactly that sort of job. It’s a larger, all-round carryall aimed at anglers who want plenty of storage without getting dragged into a complicated luggage system.
The first thing to get your head around is the size. At 75 x 35 x 37 cm, this isn’t a tiny roving pouch you sling over one shoulder for a quick few hours. It’s proper session luggage. You’ve got room for the tackle you actually use, plus the boring-but-vital stuff that makes a longer day more comfortable. Think clothing, accessories and general bank-life bits all living under one roof.
Inside, the layout is refreshingly simple. There’s one main central compartment, backed up by four side pockets. That gives you five compartments altogether, which is enough separation to stop every little item disappearing into one giant black hole. The main section can handle the bulkier gear, while the side pockets are handy for bits you want to grab without rummaging through the whole bag.
For carp anglers, that main compartment could be a useful home for clothing or larger tackle pouches, while the side pockets can take smaller accessories, terminal tackle wallets or bits of baiting kit. You’ll still want your own boxes and pouches if you like keeping rigs neat, but the bag gives you a solid shell for building your own layout. No need to reinvent the wheel, mate.
It also makes sense for coarse fishing. Match-style anglers may prefer a more specialised system for lots of tiny items, but general coarse anglers often need a mixed load: feeders, floats, spare line, reels, clothing and a flask-related emergency. The NGT’s all-round shape is better suited to that mixed approach than a highly specialised bag designed around one exact style of fishing.
The 600D fabric construction keeps things practical. It’s the sort of material you expect on hard-working fishing luggage: made for regular handling, loading in the car and being shifted around the bank. The design doesn’t pretend to be some high-tech expedition vault. It’s a straightforward carryall intended to hold your stuff and get on with it.
Moving the bag around should be fairly painless too. You get carry handles for lifting it from the boot, putting it beside the peg or loading it onto a barrow. There’s also an adjustable shoulder strap, which is useful when you’re carrying it a short distance or moving between swims. For longer moves, though, the barrow is where this bag really comes into its own.
The NGT Session Carryall 800 is designed to fit on an NGT barrow. That’s a big tick if you already use one, because a larger bag can quickly become a pain when it has to be carried by hand. Load it sensibly, keep the heavy stuff low and let the barrow take the strain. Much better than arriving at the swim feeling like you’ve done a workout before the rods are even out.
There are a couple of things to bear in mind. This is a larger starter carryall, not a fully modular luggage hub with a stack of included boxes. The bag itself is what you’re buying, and no separate box contents are specified. If you’re the type who wants every rig component in its own perfectly labelled drawer, you’ll need to add your own organisers.
For everyone else, though, the appeal is obvious. It’s a roomy, sensible and fairly fuss-free way to move tackle, clothing and accessories in one go. Use the central compartment for the bulky gear, dedicate the side pockets to the bits you reach for most and keep the whole lot on the barrow when the session load gets chunky. Bob on for an angler who wants useful storage rather than a bag full of gimmicks.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Product ID
- FLA-CARRYALL-800
- Dimensions
- 75 x 35 x 37 cm
- Construction
- 600D fabric
- Compartments
- Five total: one main central compartment and four side pockets
- Carrying options
- Carry handles and adjustable shoulder strap
- Barrow compatibility
- Designed to fit on an NGT barrow
Specs checked with NGT, Oct 2026.
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Our take
Big capacity without the faff
The main appeal here is simple: plenty of room, a useful pocket layout and a shape designed to work with an NGT barrow. That makes it a good shout for day sessions, overnighters and general coarse or carp work where you want to carry more than a small shoulder bag can handle.
The 600D fabric construction keeps the design practical rather than fancy. You get carry handles for lifting it into the car or onto the barrow, plus an adjustable shoulder strap when you’re shifting kit around the swim. It’s the sort of bag that earns its keep by being useful, not flashy.
Closer look
One big compartment, four handy pockets
The NGT Session Carryall 800 is a larger starter carryall measuring 75 x 35 x 37 cm. Its layout is simple: one main central compartment for the bigger load, with four side pockets for smaller tackle and accessories. That’s a sensible setup for mixed fishing kit, especially when clothing and general session gear need to come along too.
The 600D fabric construction is aimed at everyday angling use, while the carry handles make loading and unloading straightforward. An adjustable shoulder strap gives you another way to shift the bag around the swim or car park.
Worth knowing. The bag is supplied as the carryall itself. No separate tackle boxes or other box contents are specified, so plan to use your own pouches, wallets or tackle boxes inside.
Who it suits
A good shout for proper session luggage
This is best suited to carp and coarse anglers who carry a mixed load and want one larger bag rather than several smaller ones. It’ll work nicely for longer day sessions, overnighters and general fishing where spare clothing and accessories are part of the plan.
The barrow compatibility is particularly useful. Load it with the heavier tackle, keep the most-used bits in the side pockets and wheel it down to the swim. For a first serious carryall, that’s a pretty cracking recipe.
Worth knowing. Roving anglers who only carry a small amount of tackle may find the 800 a bit much. It’s built for capacity, not ultra-light mobility.
FAQs in full
The bits you’ll want cleared up
Does it have enough storage for clothing? The larger central compartment is designed to take tackle, clothing and accessories, so it’s intended for a mixed session load rather than terminal tackle alone.
Is it a specialist carp bag? Not really. It’s described as an all-round angling bag, so it suits general carp, coarse and everyday bank work rather than one narrow discipline.
What’s the easiest way to organise it? Use the main compartment for bulkier items and reserve the four side pockets for things you need quickly, such as terminal tackle, tools, baiting accessories or spare line. That keeps the faff down when a bite-time job needs doing.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Properly roomy for tackle, clothing and session accessories.
- Five-compartment layout gives you useful separation between the main load and smaller bits.
- Designed to fit an NGT barrow, which is dead handy for heavier loads.
- Carry handles and an adjustable shoulder strap make it easier to move around the bank.
- Simple all-round design suits carp, coarse and general angling.
Worth knowing
- It’s a large bag, so it can be more than you need for quick roving sessions.
- There’s no stated rigid box system or included organiser, so loose tackle may need your own pouches or boxes.
- The straightforward design won’t suit anglers after loads of specialist compartments and modular extras.
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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 many compartments does the NGT Session Carryall 800 have?
How many compartments does the NGT Session Carryall 800 have?
Five in total: one main central compartment and four side pockets. That gives you a decent split between larger items and smaller accessories.
02Will it fit on an NGT barrow?
Will it fit on an NGT barrow?
Yes. The carryall is designed to fit on an NGT barrow, making it useful when you’re moving a fuller load down the track or across the car park.
03What comes with the bag?
What comes with the bag?
The product is the carryall bag itself. No separate tackle boxes or other box contents are specified.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a cracking first carryall for longer sessions. The strongest reasons to choose it are properly roomy for tackle, clothing and session accessories. and five-compartment layout gives you useful separation between the main load and smaller bits.; the main trade-off is it’s a large bag, so it can be more than you need for quick roving sessions..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Properly roomy for tackle, clothing and session accessories.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp and coarse anglers doing longer day sessions or overnighters: There’s room for tackle, clothing and general accessories without trying to cram everything into a small bag.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “It’s a large bag, so it can be more than you need for quick roving sessions.”
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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