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FAQs

What fishing essentials should I pack for a day on the water?

Core fishing essentials include an ice-retentive cool box or cool bag to keep bait fresh and supplies cold, a durable chair, and a leakproof water bottle or travel mug. Don't forget a waterproof backpack to keep extra layers and valuables dry.

Are YETI® fishing bags waterproof?

Our Panga® 28L backpack, 50L and 100L duffels are submersible, meaning no water will get in when they’re properly closed, and our Sidekick Dry® 1L and 6L gear cases are 100% waterproof. Keeping gear, tackle, and spare clothes dry even if your bag takes an unexpected plunge overboard or sits in standing deck water.


Our Camino® and Daytrip® tote bags offer splash and weather resistance for lighter conditions.

What does submersible mean?

Submersible means no water will get in when properly closed. In fact, we've tested this to IPX7 一 a global industry rating. That means when zipped, the contents inside of the bag are protected against water immersion for 30 minutes at a depth of one meter.

What can I fit inside a YETI® fishing storage box or hard case?

Our LoadOut® GoBox hard cases provide impact-resistant, organised fishing storage. Depending on the size (GoBox 15, 30, or 60), you can pack tackle, fly boxes, line spools, reel cases, pliers, first-aid kits, or small electronics. Included caddies, dividers, and PackAttire™ mesh pockets keep smaller gear secured so you can keep your focus when a fish is on the line.

Can I personalise my YETI® fishing gear and drinkware?

Yes. You can personalise Rambler® drinkware and insulated food jars with custom text, monograms, or official YETI® fishing designs. It's an easy way to mark your gear before stepping onto a shared boat or to craft a unique gift for a fellow angler.