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Simms Dry Creek™ Duffel is your gear’s answer to first class service—wherever you travel. Powered by waterproof TPU-coated fabrics and featuring a submersible roll-top closure, large bag boasts 200 liters of dry storage ready to engulf massive amounts of fishing essentials. Padded interior and padded side handles combined with Hypalon strap attachment points to secure additional items.
• Rugged bottom keeps the bag open while upright for easy loading
• Internal compression straps secure gear in place
• Roll-top closure with TSA-friendly zipper access
• Large grab handles for side, over the shoulder and backpack carry options
• Roll‐up strap retainer reduces line catch on all excess adjustment straps
FABRIC TECH: 7x7 600D ripstop polyester with double side TPU lamination
SMALL: 60L / 3661 cu in.
Dimensions: Rolled closed 21 L x 20 H x 10 D in. (53.3 x 50.8 x 25.4 cm)
MEDIUM: 155L / 9458 cu in.
Dimensions: Rolled closed 30 L x 22 H x 13 D in. (76.2 x 55.9 x 33.0 cm)
LARGE: 200L /12204 cu in.
Dimensions: Rolled closed 34 L x 28 H x 14 D in. (86.4 x 71.1 x 35.6 cm)
On select brands of Rods and Reels, you are given a BONUS CREDIT towards a fly line of your choice. The following products are eligible to have available credit applied to their cost.
On select brands of Rods and Reels, you are given a BONUS CREDIT towards a fly line of your choice. After selecting the Rod or Reel, you are given the option of choosing a fly line. The credit is applied towards the retail amount of the fly line. The discount will be included during the checkout process. All rods & reels are included in the bonus offer with the exception of the following brands:*
* Additional brands may be excluded from the bonus credit offer without being listed here. Stillwater Fly Shop reserves the right to deny any bonus credits.
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