Simms Tributary Chest Pack - Tahitian Pearl

Simms Tributary Chest Pack is a smart choice for day trips when you want to keep your essentials close at hand. The updated 2026 design offers increased storage capacity and improved water resistance thanks to durable 630D High-Density Oxford Nylon with TPU and PU coatings.

The layout combines a fully featured chest pack with an integrated net holder slot and rear D-ring, giving you flexible options for carrying your landing net. Up front, a YKK® zippered drop-tray compartment provides quick access to flies and small tackle, with internal and external Velcro® fly patch locations and two internal mesh pockets to keep everything organised.

The large-capacity YKK® main compartment holds fly boxes, spools and other gear, while an additional YKK® zippered chest pocket keeps licences and extra leaders close. A Hypalon tool docking station on the right side, together with webbing loops on the shoulders, offers secure attachment points for pliers, nippers and other tools.

Padded, mesh-lined shoulder straps and quick-release adjustable side buckles ensure a comfortable and stable fit when wading or walking. Underneath, dual side-entry mesh pockets provide extra storage for a water bottle or a packable rain jacket, making this pack a practical companion for both river and lake fishing.

• Use: Chest pack for day trips
• Material: 630D High-Density Oxford Nylon
• Coating: TPU frontside, PU backside
• Main compartment: Large YKK® zippered storage
• Front compartment: YKK® zippered drop-tray
• Internal organisation: Two internal mesh pockets
• Fly patches: Internal and external Velcro® locations
• Tool docking: Hypalon station on right side
• Attachment points: Webbing loops on shoulders
• Net carry: Integrated net holder slot and rear D-ring
• Shoulder straps: Padded, mesh-lined, adjustable
• Closure system: Quick-release adjustable side buckles
• Underside storage: Dual side-entry mesh pockets
• Extra pocket: YKK® zippered chest pocket
• Designed for: Fly fishing and spin fishing on rivers and stillwaters