Avid Carp HQ Dual Layer Brolly System A0530011

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I have the even smaller Wychwood BROLLY and just did 48 hours on the trent with total comfort mind you I bought a compact bed purely for the river pegs We're pleased to announce our brand-new Ascent Brolly System. The priceincludes the entire brolly, built-in skin, 2 x fronts, groundheet, pegs and 2 x storm poles Finished in our unique 20,000mm Dura-Stop fabric, the HQ Dual Layer Brolly System will handle the elements with ease.

Loans available to permanent UK residents aged 18 and over. Subject to status. Eligibility and conditions apply. What you get here is a very flexible brolly system, one that can get you through all but the harshest months of the year. It really does come down to personal choice at the end of the day, but there are a few things to consider on top of all that: And secondly, the ribs are cut down to just 55 inches. With most brolly systems having 60inch ribs, this might sound like you’re losing some space. But with the extra rib and two redesigned ‘wings’, you’ve got more of a round profile that adequately protects you and your gear.

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These just add extra weight which are often not required throughout the warmer months. This is when you are most likely going to be using your brolly system.

Self-locating Elbows feature retaining fixing points for the vapour Peak for a super-fast and secure fastening of the skull cap The brolly also features a rain gutter to channel water from the roof down to the sides and 2 rod straps. If you're travelling light or don't need to take the proverbial kitchen sink, a lightweight shelter is all you need for cover. The main advantage of a brolly system over a traditional bivvy is the speed at which it can be set up. The front is completely removable, making ideal for those who want to fish with an open front in the summer.

Carp Fishing Brolly Systems

For many anglers, a lightweight shelter may be all they own, while for others it may provide a second option, a 'better-weather' alternative to taking the bivvy, if you like. As a general rule of thumb, the higher the ‘mm’ rating, the more waterproof the brolly. It’s also worth mentioning that you don’t want to be sitting or putting your gear on wet ground. A groundsheet keeps everything under the brolly nice, dry and protects against rising damp.

Getting a river swim that you can get a bivvy in is an ask, but not impossible. A small enough shelter footprint, but big enough for me and my gear is what I wanted and the Avid brolly system was what I thought would be just that. What has swayed me towards swapping to a Fox is the front extension that they do. It would mean I could take my dog with me. She wouldn't get in just the system alone, but with the extension, there'd be plenty of room for her. I know Fox brolly systems get a bad rep, but the Avid is so similar, they could be the same, so could have some of the same problems. Simon one min your saying you want a small shelter for tight river swims then the next your saying that a bivvy with dimensions of If this is the case for you, you’ll want to make sure additional extras are available. There are a few things you can add to your carp brolly system to make it more suitable for colder weather conditions. These include:

Carp Bivvy and Day Carp Shelter: Your Essential Angling Companions

Now that you know what to look out for when you’re browsing our range, we’re going to help you to further refine your search so you can walk away with the perfect product for you. If you like copious amounts of room then two-man a carp bivvy will be a great choice. They are especially good for session anglers or people who fish abroad on a regular basis. With lots of room, especially with overwraps added, these really are a home away from home! Two-man carp fishing bivvies are also excellent if you take your partner or offspring fishing with you as you have room for all the essentials such as bait and rods. How To Choose Your Carp Bivvy

The internal skin notonly helps to retainheat andreduce condensation in the colder months, but also helps to keep the brollycool in the warmer months. This does have one downside though, weight. The HQ Dual Layer is known to be a heavy brolly system, so this is worth bearing in mind. If you’re looking for something easy to transport, this isn’t the one for you! Perhaps it’s biggest feature though is actually the material. It’s made from Aqua’s own Aquatexx material which is hardwearing and virtually immune to condensation. – Just what you need when fishing under the brolly without an overwrap.However, perhaps the most underrated advantage of a brolly system is the excellent viewpoint you get from your bedchair. Most brolly systems can be opened up completely at the front, giving you an excellent viewipoint for spotting showing fish. Trakker, Aqua, Nash and Fox are spending lots of money on material research and design; Chub, Avid, JRC and ESP are also producing excellent fishing bivvies and shelters, so there really isn’t a bad one on the market in this day and age. Our wide selection of carp fishing bivvies also come in a wide range of sizes, allowing you to choose the one that is right for you.