Gotta run? do you have to hold multiple rods at a time during fishing, look no further
But have not since I moved to OR

Use fluorocarbon leaders when you need the invisibility factor at the bait or lure level Fluoro is a great choice for lots of rigs designed for use with fresh bait in the surf, like the one below Choose a strength of fluorocarbon leader or mainline depending on the line rating of your rod and reel (it's written on the side of the rod near the handle, and it'll be a line rating like 10-20lb) Consider fluorocarbon mainlines for applications requiring abrasion resistance, such as fishing around rocky areas with lures or dropshot rigs for fluke and halibut Fluorocarbon line is a go-to leader material for most surf species that don't have teeth, and is often combined with a braid main line to benefit from braid's the lack of stretch and low diameter, with a few feet of fluorocarbon leader (sometimes also called a "top shot") to add some stretch and stealth to the final part of the setup Braided (Braid) Fishing Line for Surf Fishing Braided fishing line, often referred to simply as "braid," is a type of fishing line known for its exceptional strength and great diameter-to-strength ratio

LARGE CAPACITY: The internal waterproof pocket, one side pocket, the front and back pocket can store all fishing gear such as lure boxes, hook, scissors, keys, wallet, phone and more
But I will still want to keep a few topwater in there just in case, a swimbait or two and then some lipless, coldwater cranks