C&F Design Universal System Chest Storage

C&F Design Universal System Chest Storage – Modular Fly Organization On the Go

The C&F Design Universal System Chest Storage offers smart, compact fly management for the minimalist angler. Designed with a foam changer system, it allows you to easily swap in two System Foams from your boat box or universal fly case. The integrated flip-down panel adds even more capacity with two built-in Micro Slit Foams, all in a lightweight chest-mounted format. Whether you're hiking with a daypack or fishing light for the day, this versatile system keeps your flies accessible and secure without weighing you down.

• Comes with two Foam Changers and two large size “Standard” System Foams. Two Micro Slit Foams also included.
• Includes tippet holder on the back which can carry three tippet spools.
  
• Includes hook cases which can store small indicator and shots.
  
• Comes with Oval Magnetic Fly Patch with strong magnets on the main body to hold flies tight.

Q: What types of fly boxes do you sell?
A: At Drift Outfitters, we carry fly boxes for every angler’s needs, from slim pocket-sized models to large, double-sided boxes. Options include waterproof boxes for tough conditions, lightweight foam boxes for quick access, and premium designs built for durability.

Q: How do I choose the right fly box size?
A: The right size depends on how and where you fish. Small fly boxes are great for a day on the river when you only need a few patterns, while larger boxes can store your full seasonal fly selection. Many anglers carry multiple sizes to stay organized.

Q: Do you stock waterproof fly boxes?
A: Yes, we stock waterproof and water-resistant fly boxes that protect your flies from rain, splashes, or accidental drops in the water. These boxes are especially popular for wading anglers and boat fishing where moisture is unavoidable.

Q: Which fly box brands do you carry?
A: We carry trusted brands like Fishpond, Drift Outfitters, Fulling Mill, MFC, C&F Design and more. Each offers durable, functional fly boxes built to keep your flies secure and organized on the water.

Q: How do I organize my fly boxes?
A: Many anglers use separate boxes for dry flies, nymphs, streamers, or saltwater patterns. Foam or silicone slits hold flies securely in place, while clear lids make it easy to spot the right pattern quickly. A well-organized system saves time and keeps your flies in top condition.

Q: Can I use fly boxes for both freshwater and saltwater flies?
A: Absolutely — just choose a box that matches the size and style of your flies. Saltwater flies often require deeper boxes with larger compartments, while trout and steelhead anglers often prefer slim, compartmentalized designs.

Q: How do I choose the right fly box size?
A: The right size depends on how and where you fish. Small fly boxes are great for a day on the river when you only need a few patterns, while larger boxes can store your full seasonal fly selection. Many anglers carry multiple sizes to stay organized.

Q: Do you stock waterproof fly boxes?
A: Yes, we stock waterproof and water-resistant fly boxes that protect your flies from rain, splashes, or accidental drops in the water. These boxes are especially popular for wading anglers and boat fishing where moisture is unavoidable.

Q: Which fly box brands do you carry?
A: We carry trusted brands like Fishpond, Drift Outfitters, Fulling Mill, MFC, C&F Design and more. Each offers durable, functional fly boxes built to keep your flies secure and organized on the water.

Q: How do I organize my fly boxes?
A: Many anglers use separate boxes for dry flies, nymphs, streamers, or saltwater patterns. Foam or silicone slits hold flies securely in place, while clear lids make it easy to spot the right pattern quickly. A well-organized system saves time and keeps your flies in top condition.

Q: Can I use fly boxes for both freshwater and saltwater flies?
A: Absolutely — just choose a box that matches the size and style of your flies. Saltwater flies often require deeper boxes with larger compartments, while trout and steelhead anglers often prefer slim, compartmentalized designs.