The Superior Wilderness Designs SL 40L UltraGrid (50L total, ~23 ounces, $300) is another option if you're looking for a framed pack (this pack is using dual tubular aluminum stays) that has load lifters and good storage, although the hipbelt pockets are something you'll have to add on (a bit like a car without cupholders)
I have had zero issues with wind-knots when loading this 4500 right up
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Landing net for safely landing fish Wading staff for stability in rivers Vest, pack, or sling for carrying gear Fly boxes for organizing flies Strike indicators for detecting nymph strikes Polarized sunglasses to reduce glare and protect eyes Choose based on your gear load, comfort preference, fishing style, and temperature conditions: Vest: Good organization, distributes weight but can be warm Sling Pack: Easy access, cooler but less capacity Backpack: Large capacity but can be cumbersome Hip Pack: Minimalist and cool but limited storage Yes, such as stream thermometers, specialized knot-tying tools, line cleaning tools, and fly tying tools if you make your own flies
Giving this bike frame clearance for a 50mm tire was a smart move that translates to more comfort, smoother at speed and versatility in rides