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Predator luggage · Tackle carryalls · Our take
Fox Rage Voyager Carryall
Medium and Large
A proper predator-fishing luggage setup with tackle boxes, tool storage and a rain cover already built in. Handy, hard-wearing and ready for a day on the bank.
- Medium: 39 x 29 x 28 cm, with four medium shallow tackle boxes and one small tackle box.
- Large: 44 x 34 x 28 cm, with three medium shallow, one medium deep and one small tackle box.
- Made with polyester outer and lining, polyethylene padding and an EVA base.
- Includes a pull-out rain cover, padded shoulder strap, EVA grab handles and dedicated tool storage.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Fox Rage Voyager Carryall in both Medium and Large versions. The included tackle-box layout differs between the two sizes.
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A well-equipped, thoughtfully laid-out carryall for serious lure fishing, with the Large earning its keep when you carry plenty of tackle.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality9.2/10
- Performance9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.8/10
- Ease of Use9.4/10
- Value for Money8.8/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Mobile lure anglers. The carryall keeps boxes, tools and small essentials together for moving between swims and covering water.
- Predator anglers carrying a broad lure selection. The Large version gives you a useful mix of shallow and deep tackle boxes for hardbaits, soft lures and terminal gear.
Maybe skip if
- Minimalist anglers carrying only a handful of lures. A smaller shoulder bag or compact box may be less faff and easier to carry.
- Anglers who want completely custom storage. The supplied box combinations are useful, but they won’t suit every personal tackle system.
The lowdown
Introducing the Fox Rage Voyager Carryall
A proper predator-fishing luggage setup with tackle boxes, tool storage and a rain cover already built in. Handy, hard-wearing and ready for a day on the bank.
- Medium: 39 x 29 x 28 cm, with four medium shallow tackle boxes and one small tackle box.
- Large: 44 x 34 x 28 cm, with three medium shallow, one medium deep and one small tackle box.
- Made with polyester outer and lining, polyethylene padding and an EVA base.
- Includes a pull-out rain cover, padded shoulder strap, EVA grab handles and dedicated tool storage.
Quick verdict
Verdict
The Fox Rage Voyager Carryall is a cracking grab-and-go option for predator anglers who like their tackle organised and protected. The supplied boxes, tool holders, sunglasses pocket and pull-out rain cover make it properly useful rather than just another soft bag.
It’s not the lightest or most compact bit of luggage around, especially once loaded with lures and terminal tackle. But if you want one dependable carryall for a full day roaming the bank, this is bob on.
A well-equipped, thoughtfully laid-out carryall for serious lure fishing, with the Large earning its keep when you carry plenty of tackle.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 9.2/10
- Performance
- 9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.8/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.4/10
- Value for Money
- 8.8/10
The padded polyester build, EVA base, robust zips and protective storage point to a durable, fish-ready bag.
The supplied boxes and external tool storage make it quick and straightforward to access your predator tackle.
It won’t catch fish for you, but better organisation means quicker lure changes and less time faffing between casts.
Grab handles, a padded shoulder strap, dedicated tool holders and a pull-out rain cover are all genuinely useful on the move.
The included tackle boxes and useful extras make the package appealing, particularly if you’d otherwise need to buy storage separately.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Fox Rage Voyager Carryall
If you’re the sort of predator angler who likes to keep moving, the Fox Rage Voyager Carryall makes a lot of sense. It’s built for those days when you’re hopping from swim to swim, casting the margins, checking snags and trying to find a fish rather than sitting behind a row of rods. Everything has a home, and that means less rummaging when a follow turns into a screaming take.
There are two sizes: Medium and Large. The Medium measures 39 x 29 x 28 cm, while the Large stretches to 44 x 34 x 28 cm. That extra space on the Large isn’t just dead air, either. The box combination changes between the two, giving you a slightly different way to build your lure and terminal-tackle setup.
The Medium comes with four medium shallow tackle boxes and one small box. That’s a tidy arrangement for hardbaits, soft lures, hooks, leaders, swivels and the usual predator bits and bobs. It’s a nice choice if you like travelling light but still want enough options to change tactics when the fish aren’t playing ball.
The Large includes three medium shallow boxes, one medium deep box and one small box. That deeper box is useful for bulkier lures, larger terminal tackle or anything that doesn’t sit happily in a shallow tray. If your lure collection has got a bit out of hand — and whose hasn’t? — this is likely the more comfortable option.
The bag itself uses a 100% polyester outer and lining, with polyethylene padding and an EVA base. That EVA bottom is particularly handy on the bank. Put it down on damp grass, muddy towpaths or a wet boat floor and you’ve got a bit more protection between your tackle and the mess underneath. No need to treat it like royalty, but it’s built for proper fishing use.
Access looks well thought through, too. The heavy-duty camo zips should cope with regular opening and closing, while the EVA grab handles give you a firm hold when you’re lifting the bag in and out of the car. The 3D padded shoulder strap is the bit you’ll appreciate when you’re carrying the load between swims.
There’s dedicated storage for the tools you’re likely to reach for most. A spring-coil tool holder keeps a pair of forceps, cutters or another essential close to hand, and the Velcro pliers holder gives you a quick-access spot for the tool that often saves the day. That’s much better than burying your pliers under a pile of lure packets.
The hard protective outer sunglasses storage is another smart touch. Predator fishing can mean long hours looking across bright water, and scratched or crushed glasses are a proper pain. Keeping them in a hard-sided pocket means they’re less likely to get battered by a box of lures or a rogue set of trebles.
The bag also has D-ring storage that’s compatible with the Camo Voyager Mat, so you can build it into a wider Fox Rage carry system if that suits your style. Add the pull-out rain cover and you’ve got a carryall that’s ready for a changeable UK day, where blue skies can turn into sideways drizzle before bite-time.
The main thing to remember is capacity. Once you fill the boxes with metal, hooks, hardbaits and soft lures, either version can become a serious lump. The Large especially rewards a sensible packing plan. Keep the lures you’re actually likely to use on top, put spare kit lower down and avoid carrying every bait you own just because there’s room.
For the angler who wants a proper organised predator setup, the Fox Rage Voyager Carryall is a very appealing package. It’s not a tiny minimalist bag, and it won’t suit someone who only carries three lures and a pair of pliers. But for a full day on the move, with tackle protected and tools close at hand, it’s spot on.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Medium size
- 39 x 29 x 28 cm
- Large size
- 44 x 34 x 28 cm
- Medium contents
- Four medium shallow tackle boxes and one small tackle box
- Large contents
- Three medium shallow, one medium deep and one small tackle box
- Materials
- 100% polyester outer and lining; polyethylene padding; EVA base
- Features
- Camo zips, 3D padded shoulder strap, EVA handles, tool and pliers holders, sunglasses storage and pull-out rain cover
Specs checked with Fox Rage, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The angle
This is all about keeping a mobile predator setup tidy. You get dedicated tackle boxes, quick access to pliers and tools, a protected place for sunglasses and a rain cover for when the weather turns a bit grim.
The Medium should suit shorter sessions and anglers carrying a sensible lure selection. The Large gives you more room for deeper boxes and extra tackle, making more sense for long days, changing conditions or anyone who hates leaving kit at home.
Closer look
A ready-made predator tackle system
The big appeal is that you’re not just buying an empty carryall. Both sizes arrive with tackle boxes ready to sort your lures and terminal gear. Medium gives you four medium shallow boxes and one small box, while Large swaps one shallow box for a medium deep version and keeps the small box.
The construction is practical rather than flashy. Polyester fabric, internal padding and an EVA base give the bag structure and protection. Heavy-duty camo zips, EVA grab handles and a 3D padded shoulder strap make it easy to shift between swims, even when the bag is loaded up.
Tool access is a real strength. The spring-coil holder and Velcro pliers holder keep essentials outside the main compartment, while the hard sunglasses pocket protects another bit of kit you don’t want rattling around with trebles.
Worth knowing. The pull-out rain cover is tucked away until you need it, so you can keep it stowed in dry weather and deploy it quickly when the heavens open. The D-ring storage also works with the Fox Rage Camo Voyager Mat.
Who it suits
Built for anglers who cover water
The Medium is the sensible pick for a focused mobile setup. It gives you enough room for a spread of lures without encouraging you to pack the kitchen sink. If you’re walking canals, rivers or small stillwaters and changing spots regularly, it should feel nicely balanced.
The Large is better for longer sessions, bigger waters and anglers who want more lure choice. The medium deep box gives you somewhere for bulkier baits and kit that won’t sit properly in shallow compartments. It’s also handy when you need different lure styles for clear, coloured, shallow or deeper water.
Neither size is aimed at the ultra-minimalist. If all you need is a handful of lures, wire traces and small pliers, this may feel like more bag than you need. But if you like being ready for a change in depth, cover or presentation, it gives you useful options without loads of loose tackle rattling about.
FAQs in full
The bits you’ll want to know
The Medium measures 39 x 29 x 28 cm and the Large measures 44 x 34 x 28 cm. That’s enough of a difference to matter when you’re loading the bag into a rucksack, vehicle or boat locker, so think about how mobile you normally fish before choosing.
The included boxes are a strong part of the package, but they also shape how you organise the bag. The shallow boxes suit most lure and terminal tackle jobs, while the Large’s medium deep box gives more breathing room for bulky items. You can still organise around your own approach with lure wallets, packets and smaller containers.
Worth knowing. Don’t overload the shoulder strap just because the bag can physically take more. Keep your most-used pliers, cutters and leader material in the external holders, and leave the main boxes for tackle you’re likely to use. That keeps the carryall quicker to work from and less of a faff on the bank.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Excellent ready-to-fish tackle-box package in both sizes.
- Useful predator-specific storage for pliers, tools and sunglasses.
- EVA base helps protect the bag from damp banks and muddy ground.
- Pull-out rain cover is a dead handy touch when the weather turns.
Worth knowing
- The Large can become bulky and fairly weighty once packed with lures and tools.
- The supplied box layout is less flexible than building your own modular system.
- Premium features are most useful to anglers who carry a decent amount of tackle.
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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 comes with the Fox Rage Voyager Carryall?
What comes with the Fox Rage Voyager Carryall?
The Medium includes four medium shallow tackle boxes and one small tackle box. The Large includes three medium shallow boxes, one medium deep box and one small box.
02Does it keep tackle dry?
Does it keep tackle dry?
It has a pull-out rain cover for wet weather, plus a padded construction and EVA base. It’s designed to protect your tackle from the elements, but it shouldn’t be treated like a fully waterproof dry bag.
03Which size should I choose?
Which size should I choose?
Go Medium for a mobile setup with a focused lure selection. Pick Large if you carry more tackle, deeper boxes or extra kit for changing conditions.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are excellent ready-to-fish tackle-box package in both sizes. and useful predator-specific storage for pliers, tools and sunglasses.; the main trade-off is the large can become bulky and fairly weighty once packed with lures and tools..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Excellent ready-to-fish tackle-box package in both sizes.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Mobile lure anglers: The carryall keeps boxes, tools and small essentials together for moving between swims and covering water.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “The Large can become bulky and fairly weighty once packed with lures and tools.”
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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