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Predator luggage · Deadbait sessions · Our take
Fox Rage Predator Warrior Carryall
Fox Rage Predator Warrior Carryall FLU008
A roomy, barrow-friendly carryall built for predator anglers who’d rather take the lot than leave the useful bits at home.
- Product code FLU008, measuring 62 x 42 x 30 cm.
- Designed for predator deadbait anglers and longer fishing sessions.
- Two end pockets include medium tackle boxes and can also take Fox Edges Medium Boxes.
- Main compartment has two Velcro dividers; the front pocket stores accessories and tools.
Make sure it’s the right one. This is the Fox Rage Predator Warrior Carryall, product code FLU008. It’s the larger, session-friendly luggage option aimed squarely at deadbait predator fishing.
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A well-organised, high-capacity predator carryall for anglers who fish longer deadbait sessions and want one main luggage hub.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality9/10
- Performance8.9/10
- 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
- Predator anglers fishing longer deadbait sessions. There’s room for terminal tackle, tools and session kit without needing several separate bags.
- Anglers using a barrow or bedchair setup. It’s designed to fit on a barrow and can be stored underneath a bedchair once you’re settled.
Maybe skip if
- Mobile lure anglers who travel light. This is a substantial carryall, not a compact sling or grab-and-go predator bag.
- Anglers who only carry a small box of traces and tools. You’ll be paying for capacity you probably won’t use.
The lowdown
Introducing the Fox Rage Predator Warrior Carryall
A roomy, barrow-friendly carryall built for predator anglers who’d rather take the lot than leave the useful bits at home.
- Product code FLU008, measuring 62 x 42 x 30 cm.
- Designed for predator deadbait anglers and longer fishing sessions.
- Two end pockets include medium tackle boxes and can also take Fox Edges Medium Boxes.
- Main compartment has two Velcro dividers; the front pocket stores accessories and tools.
Quick verdict
Verdict
The Warrior Carryall is a cracking bit of predator luggage if your sessions involve deadbaits, spare terminal tackle, tools and enough odds and ends to keep a pike campaign ticking along. The layout looks properly thought through, with useful supplied tackle boxes, adjustable dividers and sensible carrying options.
It’s not a tiny roving bag, and that’s the whole point. This is for anglers who want one main load that’ll sit on a barrow, tuck under a bedchair and keep the session kit together. A solid choice for longer days, provided you’re happy carrying a fairly substantial lump.
A well-organised, high-capacity predator carryall for anglers who fish longer deadbait sessions and want one main luggage hub.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 9/10
- Performance
- 8.9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.6/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.1/10
- Value for Money
- 8.4/10
The dedicated layout, supplied tackle boxes, dividers and multiple carrying options make it feel purpose-built rather than generic.
Its capacity and storage arrangement should work particularly well for carrying a broad deadbait and predator tackle load.
It won’t catch fish for you, but quicker access to tools and organised tackle can help keep you ready when a run comes.
The end boxes, front tool pocket, Velcro dividers and barrow-friendly design keep session organisation pleasantly straightforward.
The £89.99 RRP is a fair investment for the capacity and included boxes, though lightweight anglers may not need this much luggage.
Head to head
How it stacks up
Side by side with the closest kit we've reviewed. This updates as we add more reviews.
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Fox Rage Predator Warrior Carryall
If you’re a deadbait predator angler, you’ll know how quickly a “simple” session turns into a small travelling circus. Rods, bait, traces, forceps, scales, tools, spare floats, leads and enough little bits to make a tackle shop jealous. The Fox Rage Predator Warrior Carryall is built for exactly that sort of carry-all-the-kit approach.
This is the FLU008 model, measuring 62 x 42 x 30cm. So, straight away, it’s clear this isn’t a tiny roving bag for a couple of lure boxes and a flask. It’s a proper session bag. The sort you load before heading to the water, rather than something you sling over your shoulder for a quick wander round the margins.
Fox Rage has aimed it at predator anglers using deadbaits, where the kit list can get a bit chunky. You’ve got bait-related bits, trace-making gear, tools for unhooking, spare terminal tackle and all the little essentials that tend to vanish into pockets. A dedicated main compartment means you’re not trying to cram everything into one sad, overstuffed box.
The two end pockets are a particularly useful touch. They’re supplied with medium tackle boxes, so you’ve already got a sensible place for smaller terminal tackle and accessories. They can also take Fox Edges Medium Boxes, which gives you a bit more flexibility if you’re already running that box system.
Those pockets should be handy for splitting your gear logically. One side for traces and hooks, perhaps, with the other holding leads, floats or spare components. That way, when the rods are off and a screaming take arrives, you’re not rummaging through one giant pit of tangled tackle looking for the forceps.
The front pocket is there for accessories and tools, which makes good sense on the bank. Keep your scissors, disgorgers, forceps, marker pen or other frequently used bits up front and they’re easier to grab. It’s a small layout decision, but it can save a surprising amount of faff during a busy bite-time.
Inside the main compartment, two Velcro dividers let you shape the space around your kit. That’s useful because predator luggage rarely carries exactly the same load every trip. One session might need more trace gear; another might involve extra bait kit or clothing. Move the dividers around and you can stop everything sliding into one big heap.
The carry options are decent too. There’s a padded carry strap for longer carries, plus two side handles when you’re lifting it onto a barrow, into a vehicle or under a bedchair. It’s designed to fit on a barrow, which is a big tick if your chosen swim is a bit of a hike and you’re taking the kitchen sink with you.
Material-wise, the composition is 75% polyester, 15% polyethylene and 10% PVC. The RRP is listed at £89.99, putting it firmly above basic luggage but within the sort of price bracket you’d expect for a large, purpose-built predator carryall with tackle boxes included.
The key thing is choosing it for the right job. If you like travelling light and moving every half hour, it’ll probably feel like overkill. But for a longer deadbait session, especially with a barrow and bedchair in the equation, the Warrior Carryall looks like a tidy way to keep your gear together, protected and ready for the next take.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Product code
- FLU008
- Dimensions
- 62 x 42 x 30 cm
- Designed for
- Predator deadbait anglers
- Main storage
- Main compartment with two Velcro dividers
- Included storage
- Two end pockets supplied with medium tackle boxes
- Material composition
- 75% polyester, 15% polyethylene, 10% PVC
Specs checked with Fox Rage, Oct 2026.
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Our take
Big-bag organisation for serious deadbait sessions
The Warrior Carryall’s real appeal is simple: it gives predator anglers a dedicated home for the bulky, slightly awkward kit that builds up around deadbait fishing. The separate end pockets and supplied medium tackle boxes should help keep terminal tackle from becoming one tangled mess in the bottom of the bag.
It’s also built around the way many predator anglers actually fish. Load it onto the barrow for a longer walk, slide it under the bedchair when you’re settled, then grab the padded shoulder strap or side handles when you need to shift swims or move it into the bivvy. Less faff, more fishing.
A closer look
A dedicated home for the deadbait mountain
The Warrior Carryall measures 62 x 42 x 30cm, giving it the capacity for a proper predator session rather than a quick roving trip. The main compartment is split by two Velcro dividers, so you can create sections for bait gear, spare tackle, clothing or whatever else normally ends up loose in the bottom of a bag.
Both end pockets come with medium tackle boxes. That’s dead handy for traces, hooks, leads and other terminal tackle. They’ll also accept Fox Edges Medium Boxes, so you’re not locked into one storage option. The front pocket is aimed at accessories and tools, keeping frequently used kit close to hand.
Carrying-wise, you get a padded shoulder strap and two side handles. It’s designed to fit on a barrow and can be stored under a bedchair, making it a sensible part of a longer-session setup. The material mix is 75% polyester, 15% polyethylene and 10% PVC.
Worth knowing. This is a generous carryall. That’s brilliant when you need capacity, but remember that a roomy bag encourages you to fill every inch. Pack the essentials first, then add the cheeky extras rather than automatically taking half the garage.
Who it suits
Made for settled predator sessions
Deadbait anglers are the obvious match. If you’re carrying trace materials, unhooking tools, spare rigs, leads, floats and accessories, the Warrior gives each group somewhere to live. Keeping the tools in the front pocket and terminal tackle in the end-boxes should make busy moments a lot less frantic.
It also suits anglers who fish longer sessions from a bedchair or move their gear with a barrow. You can load the carryall alongside the rest of the kit, then slide it underneath once you’re settled. That keeps the swim tidier and stops loose tackle spreading across the bivvy floor.
It’s less convincing for lightweight lure fishing or quick mobile sessions. If your entire setup fits in a small shoulder bag, this will feel like bringing a wheelbarrow to carry a sandwich. The capacity is the attraction, but only if you’ll actually use it.
FAQs in full
The bits anglers usually want to know
Does it include tackle boxes? Yes. The two end pockets are supplied with medium tackle boxes, and those pockets can also accommodate Fox Edges Medium Boxes. That gives you a useful starting point for organising smaller tackle without buying extra storage straight away.
Can it go on a barrow? Yes, it’s designed to fit on a barrow. That makes sense for longer predator sessions where you’re carrying bait and a full spread of gear to a more distant swim. The side handles should also help when lifting it into position.
Is it suitable for under-bedchair storage? It’s designed to be stored under a bedchair. That’s useful once you’ve got the swim set up, especially if you want to keep the main walking area clear and your tackle protected from the general chaos of a longer session.
Worth knowing. Think of the Warrior as a base-camp carryall, not a minimalist stalking bag. Use the dividers to build a layout that matches your fishing, keep tools in the front pocket and you’ll spend less time digging for kit when a predator finally switches on.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Plenty of room for a full predator session’s luggage and deadbait accessories.
- Two end pockets come with medium tackle boxes, which is a handy head start.
- Barrow-friendly and compact enough to store under a bedchair.
- Adjustable Velcro dividers make the main compartment easier to organise.
- Padded carry strap and twin side handles give you useful carrying options.
Worth knowing
- Its generous size won’t suit minimalist roving sessions or a quick couple of hours.
- A full carryall can become a proper heavy lump once loaded with tackle and bait.
- The RRP is a fair wedge for anglers who already own several bags and boxes.
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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 is the Fox Rage Predator Warrior Carryall for?
What is the Fox Rage Predator Warrior Carryall for?
It’s designed for predator anglers, particularly those fishing deadbaits and longer sessions where you need to carry more tackle, tools and accessories.
02Does it come with tackle boxes?
Does it come with tackle boxes?
Yes. The two end pockets are supplied with medium tackle boxes. Those pockets can also accommodate Fox Edges Medium Boxes.
03Will it fit under a bedchair?
Will it fit under a bedchair?
The carryall is designed so it can be stored under a bedchair, making it useful for an organised longer session setup.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are plenty of room for a full predator session’s luggage and deadbait accessories. and two end pockets come with medium tackle boxes, which is a handy head start.; the main trade-off is its generous size won’t suit minimalist roving sessions or a quick couple of hours..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Plenty of room for a full predator session’s luggage and deadbait accessories.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Predator anglers fishing longer deadbait sessions: There’s room for terminal tackle, tools and session kit without needing several separate bags.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “Its generous size won’t suit minimalist roving sessions or a quick couple of hours.”
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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