So what do YOU use for your long distance hiking treks

[NIB]

U have to keep it simple or the trek will become to much work.Ditch has the right idea on the plugs u have to consider the conditions first.then u can limit ur selection IE: bright moon light dark moon dark.I never crried a spare spool as getting spooled is not a option.I stuff a extra light in the bag.rubbers jigs the usual plugs pliers all go in the bag.eels go in a tuperware drink container.with holes made for a rope.most times i don't use eels.another important thing is a six ft piece of rope to drag a good fish out if u need.A long walk with a heavy fish is no fun.of course u could always just let em go.

[Vermonter]

I use one of these when hiking a good distance and dont want to have to backtrack for anything. Mine's an older model, has an rubberized interior.

http://www.manhattanportage.com/cata...roducts_id=110

[JoeP]

Chest pack under my surf jacket that holds an 8" by 10" Plano or other box for Yo-Zuri's and other lures and holds all my soft plastics, hooks, leaders, etc.

Then the small Aquaskinz or small Canyon belt bag on my wader belt (or both) with my pliers & knife on the belt.

Then teaser rigs and leaders in the pockets in my surf jacket.

Carry one rod and you are hands free (except for the rod) and don't have a surf bag hanging off you and bumping & swinging when you walk and fish.