Decided on a day session and took just my regular brolly which in a monsoon just ain't cutting it any more.
So I'm after some recommendations on a Brollie system that is real quick to put up and take down which I can use for a quick day session,
So I'm after some recommendations on a Brollie system that is real quick to put up and take down which I can use for a quick day session,
In reply to Post #1
Go for a Tempest mate.
I had to buy the Tempest Brolly for the same reason. Does the job perfectly.
Go for a Tempest mate.
I had to buy the Tempest Brolly for the same reason. Does the job perfectly.
In reply to Post #1
Tempest brolly or titan hide or titan hide xl or Sonik AXS brolly or AXS shelter
Tempest brolly or titan hide or titan hide xl or Sonik AXS brolly or AXS shelter
In reply to Post #1
tempest brolly for me
was fishing with 3 friends at the weekend and the heavens opened as we were setting up. My shelter was up and ready within seconds, whereas their gear got soaked while battling away with their bivvies. All 3 are now looking at purchasing one
tempest brolly for me
was fishing with 3 friends at the weekend and the heavens opened as we were setting up. My shelter was up and ready within seconds, whereas their gear got soaked while battling away with their bivvies. All 3 are now looking at purchasing one
In reply to Post #1
Tempest brolly, unbelievably quick setup and pack and offers loads of versatility with the add on options available separately.
Or if you wanted a traditional brolly, a good mate raves about the aqua fast and light
Tempest brolly, unbelievably quick setup and pack and offers loads of versatility with the add on options available separately.
Or if you wanted a traditional brolly, a good mate raves about the aqua fast and light
In reply to Post #5
Fox specialist. Quickest!
Fox specialist. Quickest!
Tempest brolly 👌
In reply to Post #1
Thats another vote for the tempest from me, goes up in seconds, especially without a ground sheet and front.
Thats another vote for the tempest from me, goes up in seconds, especially without a ground sheet and front.
In reply to Post #1
Time isn't the biggest issue for me. Most of the time -instead of pouring rain- observing, baiting and rods out first.
Then it doesn't matter if it takes 30 seconds, or 3 minutes to put the shelter up.
Most of the time i use my ESP Lo-pro, for nights an Atom or Aqua Mk1.
Time isn't the biggest issue for me. Most of the time -instead of pouring rain- observing, baiting and rods out first.
Then it doesn't matter if it takes 30 seconds, or 3 minutes to put the shelter up.
Most of the time i use my ESP Lo-pro, for nights an Atom or Aqua Mk1.
In reply to Post #9
I suppose it depends where you are fishing, the tempest is a big shelter or be it light and quick to put up. If it's a lake with small swims where you are mobile I'd say a fox specialist type brolly is better. The brollys also probably give you better vision of the lake.
I suppose it depends where you are fishing, the tempest is a big shelter or be it light and quick to put up. If it's a lake with small swims where you are mobile I'd say a fox specialist type brolly is better. The brollys also probably give you better vision of the lake.
Titan Hide Xl all the way.
Titan Hide for me
In reply to Post #10
Tempest Brolly is tiny, would be surprised if it didn't fit in a swim........
Tempest Brolly is tiny, would be surprised if it didn't fit in a swim........
Nothing worse than messing about with storm poles.
In reply to Post #14
yea 3 mins is such a long time to spend screwing a couple of storm poles on
when your gonna sit on your arse for the next god knows how many hours eh
yea 3 mins is such a long time to spend screwing a couple of storm poles on
when your gonna sit on your arse for the next god knows how many hours eh