I use a cheap plano spinning tackle box.
My vice, light, and necks fit nicely in the huge bottom bin.
And the 2 compartmented trays are great for all the hooks, tools, and other tying materiel

alan, i bought this from cabelas a few years ago, it holds alot of material, and has removable inserts

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in a black power box i keep a basic vice ,superfine and antron dubbing despensers,a good moose mane good elk hair good mule deer hair,some cdc in dun and white and brown, dry hooks 8-28 and small bags of white brown,dun and black hackle sz 10-24 and a black marker and a handful of beads the hackle is suspened on hooks(actually bolts run through from outside so they dont get twisted trampeled thats it

Look at qualiflyproducts.com. Some cool stuff for on the go. They have discounts now and then.

remembered this in garage, going to clean it up and keep in van loaded;

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I use a cosmetic bag that came when I bought luggage. It has a dozen or so compartments, some zipper and some velcro.

this thread came up a while ago i think it was bruno that mentioned a portable file carrier would be a great materials carrier and could even potentially carry a vice and is easily stowed under a seat



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a clamp that fits over a tailgate wouldnt be a bad idea just dont scratch yer paint

on my last couple trips i used a wicker creel to store my fly tying materials,because i thought that was funny,and what else would i use it for?haha

I use an old book bag with tons of pockets in it. I have all my hooks in a large segmented tackle box. It's not as organized as others, but it keeps everything separate and is easy to just toss on the shoulder and go.