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    Has anyone or does anyone have an Umpqua boat bag or the Simms Dry Creek boat bag in large? I'm looking to get a new one but want to make sure it's designed to withstand the rigors of salt water. I also need it to protect my big $$$$$ DSLR camera.
    Any information would be helpful
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    Jay -
    I've been using a SeaLine fully submersible duffle for years, carrying my DSLR all over creation without a problem. I like the full length zipper opening, makes it so much easier to find gear. The 40L is a great boat bag size if you're carrying cameras, fly boxes, spools of tippet, a ziplok or two of various tools and stuff, rain jacket, spare reel or spool, etc. I pack it inside my big rolling duffle for airline travel, lay it flat, right on top, last thing in the big duffle. The zipper is plastic so no rust problems from saltwater use.

    https://www.seallinegear.com/packs-d...ip-duffel.html
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    Call Andy Guibord at Kiene's as he has some expensive camera equipment and is up on good dry bag.


    He usually works the weekends......
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    Thanks bill.
    I will check into the sealinegear.com
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    What's the length on the 40L bag. I plan on carrying this on the plane and in the boat. Open area, no compartments
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    Try Sagebrush Dry Goods. I use their camera bag as a waterproof fanny pack. It has never leaked and it stays submerged quite a bit while fishing. They also stand behind their products. Might be a little on the pricey side, but I think worth the money. https://sagebrushdry.com

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