We are currently developing a bag that can hold everything!!

What kind of bags do you use when fishing from the shore?

Galápagos is currently developing an "all-in-one" bag that will free you from all stress.

・When I go fishing, I bring big baits, sometimes giant baits over 30cm in size.

・I feel stressed when opening and closing my bag

・The main case I use is size 3020.

・Not only bass fishing, but also sea bass, rockfish, and egging.

・Those who change lures frequently

・ Lazy people

・The bag I'm using has become worn out and out of shape.

If any of these apply to you, you should pay attention.

That's the Gá Bigbait Shoulder .

Although the product name includes the word "Bigbait," during testing we found this bag to be easy to use for storing items other than big baits.

I've used a variety of bags in the past, but this one is packed with attention to detail in every aspect to eliminate the stress I felt when using them.

First, the biggest feature.

Lures up to 28cm long including the tail can be stored directly by inserting them into the foam.

On the other hand, if you remove the tail, you can store lures up to 28 cm, so most big baits will fit inside.

The photo shows the prototype Grace280F. This size can hold two.

This foam is attached with velcro and is removable.

It can also be washed with water after use in the sea or brackish water.

The tail is stored here.

It's also a good place to put something like a reader!

Now you don't even need a box for giant baits.

This is actually good for salt fishing too.

The main pocket holds tackle boxes for sea bass, light games, and rockfish. You can also store squid jigs in the direct storage pocket to catch squid whenever you get the chance.

We can accommodate that style as well.

Next, let's look at the main pocket.

The stress of not being able to take something out smoothly because the bag has lost its shape or the opening gets caught.

By adding reinforcing material to the storage area, items can be easily taken in and out without any feeling of snagging.

The capacity is large enough to neatly fit 1 x 3020NDDM and 1 x 3020NDM.

The lid that opens from the other side makes it much easier to see the contents.

I often don't zip my bag up when I arrive at the fishing spot, but I don't like the idea of the contents being completely visible.

This lid has a certain amount of tension and weight, so it provides simple coverage without having to zip it up every time.

Perfect for lazy people too.

Please close the zipper when traveling long distances or when it is raining.

Incidentally, all zippers are equipped with handles that make them easy to open from any direction.

There's a secret behind this lid.

When changing lures on site, one of your hands will likely be busy holding the box.

By placing the box here, you can change lures with both hands free.

The material on the underside of the top lid serves as reinforcement and a hook holder, allowing you to temporarily insert a hook here when changing lures or rigs.

The main body is waterproof. The zipper is not waterproof, but it can withstand light rain.

The surface that touches the body is made of mesh and cushioning to protect against shocks and stuffiness. Incidentally, the inside is made of the same waterproof fabric as the main body.

Even if the bottom of the bag touches the water while wading, you don't have to worry about the main pocket getting wet.

All zippers have handles so that they can be opened easily from all directions.

The drink holder can be easily inserted without any snagging.

Please use stoppers if you are walking long distances.

It's cold in the morning but hot in the afternoon. I store my rainwear here like this.

The large digital scales that have become more common recently can be easily stored here. It is also just the right size to fit most long wallets.

This is a pliers holder. We tried all kinds of small to medium sized pliers holders and adjusted them to fit most items.

Here's another thing I paid particular attention to.

We intentionally left some space on the belt.

You can use it as a simple rod holder like this... (Even though it's simple, it still holds the rods pretty securely.)

With a portable trash can...

Attaching a landing tool...

Add a pouch...

You can customize it to suit your needs in a variety of patterns.

I've only given a brief introduction, but it's turned out to be a very easy-to-use bag!

It has been adjusted to be even easier to use and will be released this winter! Look forward to it!