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Whilst bivvies and advanced shelters are a more popular choice these days, for anglers who like to travel light, an umbrella is a great option for an overnight session in the warmer months. You won't be quite as comfortable but provided your umbrella is of a generous size to fit a bedchair under, it will do the job perfectly. Most anglers who fish on canals and rivers opt to night fish under a brolly because they offer a really low bankside footprint. Pegging point: A steel ring that can be used to directly peg the umbrella into the ground or have guy ropes tied to it to be pegged.

In this net buying guide, we shall break down the types of fishing nets into disciplines of carp nets, coarse and match nets, and predator nets. Overwrap: Sheet of waterproof fabric that is designed to be positioned over the shelter for extra protection and to stop condensation forming inside. Frequently asked questions MM rating: Measured in millimetres (mm), this is a measure of how waterproof a fabric is. In the case of a 10,000mm fabric, if you put a cylinder with inner dimensions of 1" x 1" over a piece of said fabric, you could fill it with water to a height of 10,000 mm (10m) before water would begin to leak through. The higher the rating, the more waterproof it is. For anglers who may be heading out carp fishing for long periods of time, a bivvy or shelter is an essential item of kit. Whilst we all might like the idea of roughing it under the stars when night fishing for carp, there's something also quite nice about setting up your own bankside home.When selecting a fishing net bag, consider its size, material, and design to ensure it fits your specific net type and withstands environmental conditions. Maintenance and Care for Longevity Whilst the main objective of any fishing umbrella is to keep you dry, there are various different features available on a brolly. Some have the ability to tilt, which is beneficial if the rain is driving in, as it allows you to angle the brolly to prevent it getting underneath, it also helps if it's particularly sunny to provide shade. Strong structures: Opt for a brolly or shelter with a robust frame and pole system for stability in windy conditions. When it comes to shelters, the bivvy is by far the most popular choice for many anglers. They are solid, comfortable and offer maximum protection against the elements when set up correctly. If you are on limited time, however, a more traditional fishing umbrella-style shelter may be preferable.

Fishing landing nets are crucial when reeling in your catch. These nets are designed with wide openings and deep bags, providing a safe space for the fish.

Fishing nets are a vital piece of equipment for any angler, whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out. They're an essential tool for landing your catch safely and securely. The size of an umbrella is usually measured by the span its structure covers. This is measured by looking at the length of the rib and then doubling it. Starting by measuring from the top of the umbrella’s centre to the outside edge. Umbrellas can also be measures in terms of height with the length of the pole attached to the structure. Sometimes these umbrella poles can be adjusted to fit anglers requirements. Which Brand of Umbrella is best? Rain Gutter: Raised area of fabric at the front of the shelter opening, used to divert rainwater down the sides and prevent dripping/pooling of water at the entrance.

To read a bit more about the right fishing net for you and your needs, read our dedicated Buyers Guide to Fishing Nets. Bedchair: Foam mattress attached to a metal frame that is raised off the ground via legs. Provides somewhere to sleep when outdoors. As you prepare for your next angling adventure, choosing the correct fishing net is essential. Types of Fishing Nets Understanding Fishing Landing Nets Our range of fishing nets includes various styles, sizes, and materials to suit different fishing methods and species of fish. We have landing nets, keepnets, and even specialised carp fishing nets that are designed to help you land those big, hard-fighting carp safely and efficiently.Consider the size and the type of closure at the top when making your selection. Necessary Laning Net Accessories Choosing Landing Net Handles There's a huge choice of fishing umbrellas on the market to suit every need. Whether it be to sleep under, keep you dry or just your bait, there is an option available for you. Most umbrellas are based on a metal-ribbed design, usually around 45-50 inches in size and are generally round in shape. Look for options with a sturdy frame, deep mesh, and a long handle to support the weight of large carp comfortably. Keepnet Considerations At Angling Direct, we pride ourselves on offering an extensive range of premium fishing umbrellas, brollies, and shelters from top brands, including: Pole types: Consider different pole types such as spike or chair attachments, allowing for hands-free use and reduced footprint.