Avid Carp HQ Dual Layer Brolly System A0530011

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If you are an angler who only really fishes one or two nights at a time, then an umbrella style system may be your best bet as this is a range of carp fishing bivvies that can be easily stored. Many systems have zip in and zip out solid panels if the weather takes a turn for the worse during the summer. You can also buy dedicated overwraps for the winter, making this the perfect range of fishing bivvies to suit you and your impromptu fishing trip.

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 pegsIt's looking increasingly like I'll have to bite the bullet and get a bivvy of some sort rather than a brolly system. A shame, because I really like the brolly systems.

The front panel has another tension bar, and easily zips off. I've only just put the door on in the past 2 trips, preferring the open front in better weather. As to why you should choose a brolly system over other solutions? Well, in comparison to a bivvy it is much lighter whilst giving many of the same benefits. 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: Some are just a basic shell, while others can, if you're that way inclined, be upgraded to something more akin to a bivvy with the addition of infill panels and even overwraps. 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.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