Evolution Fishing Drift Series Tackle Backpack 3600 - Open Access
Evolution Fishing Drift Series Tackle Backpack 3600 - Open Access
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In this review the Evolution Fishing Drift Series Tackle Backpack 3600 is examined as a heavy-duty, purpose-built rucksack for anglers who need organised, fast access to terminal tackle on long trips. The single biggest reason to buy is its innovative open access design paired with durable 1680D construction, which makes it easy to reach multiple trays and tools without unpacking everything. The reviewer found it especially useful for day trips and shore fishing where quick swaps of lures and rigs matter.
Key Features
- Open Access Design: The largemouth lid opening lets users reach the open access compartment quickly so changing trays or grabbing a lure is fast and hassle free.
- Rugged Construction: Built from wear resistant 1680D material so the pack stands up to abrasion and rough use along banks, boats, and trails.
- Secure Tray System: Integrated tie down Y-strap with an adjustable side release buckle keeps up to six 3700 trays secure in the main compartment during travel.
- Organized Storage: Includes 6 matching Drift Series trays with QuikLatch openings plus four rubberized mesh slip pockets and an integrated plier holster for tidy, ready access to tools.
- Comfort and Carrying: Adjustable padded backpack straps with sternum strap and non slip dimpled PVC bottom make it comfortable to carry and stable when set down.
Who It's For
The Drift Series 3600 is aimed at anglers who value organization and durability: shore anglers, guide services, or anyone carrying multiple rigs and lures who needs rapid access. It suits people who prefer a backpack format over a soft box for hands free travel and longer hikes to fishing spots.
Those who want a minimalist day pack with only a couple of small organizers may find the 3600 larger and more feature rich than necessary, and anglers who need integrated waterproof storage for electronics should consider a separate dry case rather than relying on the pack alone.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Very sturdy 1680D construction that resists wear and tears on rough terrain.
- Open access largemouth lid and included QuikLatch trays make swapping tackle fast and efficient on the water.
- Thoughtful organization with rod holders, spool feed pocket, plier holster and rubberized slip pockets keeps essentials at hand.
Cons
- Some customers find the pack a bit pricey compared with simpler bags, reflecting its heavy duty materials and included trays.
Specifications
| Brand | Evolution Outdoor |
| Model | Drift Series Tackle Backpack 3600 |
| Material | 1680D wear resistant fabric |
| Included Trays | 6 Drift Series trays with QuikLatch |
| Tray Capacity | Holds up to six 3700 trays main, fits four 3600 trays top |
| Extra Features | Built in line spool feed, plier holster, 2 rod holders |
| Bottom | Non slip dimpled PVC |
Our Verdict
The Evolution Drift Series 3600 is a well constructed, highly organized tackle backpack best for anglers who carry multiple trays and tools and need quick access on the water. Its durable 1680D build and secure tray system justify the price for users who treat gear toughness and storage capacity as priorities.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many trays come with the pack?
The backpack includes six matching Drift Series trays with the upgraded QuikLatch opening system.
Can it carry fishing rods?
Yes, the pack features two external rod holders to secure rods during transport.
Is the bottom waterproof?
The bottom is non slip dimpled PVC for durability and grip, but users should use a dedicated dry case for electronics if full waterproofing is required.
Editor's Take
The Drift Series 3600 is a durable, highly organized tackle backpack ideal for anglers who carry multiple trays and value quick access; its 1680D construction and secure tray system make it a strong value for serious users.

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