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Ground sheets bivvy Matts and mud (36 posts / 4,096 views)
Boycie Boycie
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Post #31 19 Jun 2020 18:13
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But what about the groundsheet groundsheet? That needs a groundsheet to keep it clean too.
Hitman Hitman
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Post #32 19 Jun 2020 18:18
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How can it get that ****ty if your fishing on decking
Singlebleep Singlebleep
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Site deviant... Post #33 19 Jun 2020 18:26
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It's like the fecking Somme on a bad day behind it
mark1009
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Post #34 19 Jun 2020 18:29
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Only if its a sewn in groundsheet, as it's difficult to clean them.
jam-ie jam-ie
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Post #35 19 Jun 2020 20:06
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Nah easy as mate pop the bivvy up close the door let it dry and brush off easy peasy, I do it on my day off if I'm not fishing put it up leave it while I'm at work then brush
mark1009
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Post #36 19 Jun 2020 20:17
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Like many other people I don't have the luxury of space to put up a bivvy and leave it in the dry for 24hrs. Obviously if you do then it's not a problem.
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