My daughter has been coming with me since she was 6.
Years ago off this forum I bought a proper child's bedchair in classified I'm not sure of the make but it's about 1/4 the size smaller than a normally chair and it's sitting at the back of my brolly with my SS3 beside it.
Make sure you take a tablet, plenty of snacks and drinks.
Years ago off this forum I bought a proper child's bedchair in classified I'm not sure of the make but it's about 1/4 the size smaller than a normally chair and it's sitting at the back of my brolly with my SS3 beside it.
Make sure you take a tablet, plenty of snacks and drinks.
In reply to Post #15
As Nick said......loads of food is essential......
As Nick said......loads of food is essential......
Thanks guys, sounds like I might need a food barrow 
First off it'd be best to check with the landlord.
In reply to Post #15
Yep, good shout. Got to have a good 4G signal! lol
Yep, good shout. Got to have a good 4G signal! lol
In reply to Post #1
Im a single dad he's beeen coming since he was 3 now 9 moans more now tho lol as rather be at home on Fortnite lol even get 2 bed chairs in tempest v1 him at back 2 beds better when he was smaller use to use a reclining chair lol but bed chairs better with proper bag etc and i take ipad for him and RidgeMonkey charger is a god send also unlimited data for YouTube lol.
Im a single dad he's beeen coming since he was 3 now 9 moans more now tho lol as rather be at home on Fortnite lol even get 2 bed chairs in tempest v1 him at back 2 beds better when he was smaller use to use a reclining chair lol but bed chairs better with proper bag etc and i take ipad for him and RidgeMonkey charger is a god send also unlimited data for YouTube lol.
In reply to Post #1
If your going for 1 night give him your bed and sleep on your chair with feet on a bucket. Or give him a sun lounger if you got one. Extra blankets plenty of food and portable charger for electronics and don't expect to much in the way of fishing it's a camping trip.
If your going for 1 night give him your bed and sleep on your chair with feet on a bucket. Or give him a sun lounger if you got one. Extra blankets plenty of food and portable charger for electronics and don't expect to much in the way of fishing it's a camping trip.
In reply to Post #1
I take my daughter 9 and she just gets in with me. She feels safer that way and I am happier knowing she cannot go wandering without me waking up. To be fair I never sleep for more than a few hours at a time anyway so am up and around through the night.
I once had another angler tell me it was 'a bit wrong' sharing a bed with my daughter but as I explained very politley to him, if you think wrong things, it is your mind screwed up not mine mate.
If you then find that your son enjoys being out with you then you could get a pretty decent 'compact' bedchair and bag for around £150.
I take my daughter 9 and she just gets in with me. She feels safer that way and I am happier knowing she cannot go wandering without me waking up. To be fair I never sleep for more than a few hours at a time anyway so am up and around through the night.
I once had another angler tell me it was 'a bit wrong' sharing a bed with my daughter but as I explained very politley to him, if you think wrong things, it is your mind screwed up not mine mate.
If you then find that your son enjoys being out with you then you could get a pretty decent 'compact' bedchair and bag for around £150.
In reply to Post #23
An extra blanket, a sleeping bag, a pillow, and a camping bed. The more comfortable it is for my kid, the better. My daughter is 12 years old, and I often take her because I want to be her best father. At first, I thought she wouldn't like it, but you know she's used to it; she's already coming to me and asking me, "Daddy, when are we planning another outing?" These are the most precious moments; I will not have such frequent opportunities to go out in a few years. She's my daughter, and I want to protect her, no matter what. Now with these new technologies, it is easier to monitor your child's online activity. I installed an app called https://www.familyorbit.com to monitor everything she does online. Many maniacs take advantage of our children's naivete.
An extra blanket, a sleeping bag, a pillow, and a camping bed. The more comfortable it is for my kid, the better. My daughter is 12 years old, and I often take her because I want to be her best father. At first, I thought she wouldn't like it, but you know she's used to it; she's already coming to me and asking me, "Daddy, when are we planning another outing?" These are the most precious moments; I will not have such frequent opportunities to go out in a few years. She's my daughter, and I want to protect her, no matter what. Now with these new technologies, it is easier to monitor your child's online activity. I installed an app called https://www.familyorbit.com to monitor everything she does online. Many maniacs take advantage of our children's naivete.
In reply to Post #24
Post nearly two years old.
Post nearly two years old.
Best starting off on shandy.
In reply to Post #26
If at first you don't succeed...
If at first you don't succeed...
Fishing with children is always very cool... I have two children, and I often take them to nature. They say they like it—especially my son, who is almost ten. My cousin Michael always asks me to take my children fishing. He likes to spend time with them because he doesn't have his children. I thought for a long time about how to help him and found a fund https://fosterplus.org , in which children are looking for caring parents. I offered my brother to get acquainted with their rules in more detail and adopt a child. Michael took the baby and named him Peter. Now it's even more fun for children fishing.
In reply to Post #28
I suppose you've at least tried to drop fishing into the story before posting ****ty links
I suppose you've at least tried to drop fishing into the story before posting ****ty links
In reply to Post #1
I haven't taken mine for a while now since they started moaning that there's no wifi at the lake.
However as I was up and down through the night the only way it worked for me was a separate bivvy and bedchair, sleeping bag etc.
I haven't taken mine for a while now since they started moaning that there's no wifi at the lake.
However as I was up and down through the night the only way it worked for me was a separate bivvy and bedchair, sleeping bag etc.