That you use or might be good for fishing..
Torch gloves good for those who don't like the headtorch worn ,I've a pair of these ,very bright and quick to use..
A roll.up minimal lightweight bedchair,that is actually high off the ground,as used by Andy on Kent Survival..
Torch gloves good for those who don't like the headtorch worn ,I've a pair of these ,very bright and quick to use..
A roll.up minimal lightweight bedchair,that is actually high off the ground,as used by Andy on Kent Survival..
The bed chair sounds interesting, do you know the name of it?
In reply to Post #2
I think it's the one tigris cot, if not it's just another brand same as this one
https://www.amazon.co.uk/OneTigris-Lightweight-Camping-Extenders-Overnighter/dp/B09FSTB9YK
I think it's the one tigris cot, if not it's just another brand same as this one
https://www.amazon.co.uk/OneTigris-Lightweight-Camping-Extenders-Overnighter/dp/B09FSTB9YK
In reply to Post #3
Correct,it's exactly the same I believe .
This is why I watch so much of the Bushcraft world,they have some great non purposed items which could be great for angling..
Anyone else got any items ,that can be repurposed,for fishing?
Correct,it's exactly the same I believe .
This is why I watch so much of the Bushcraft world,they have some great non purposed items which could be great for angling..
Anyone else got any items ,that can be repurposed,for fishing?
In reply to Post #4
Couple of divers roll top dry bags are great for keeping spare clothes,sleeping bag dry .
Couple of divers roll top dry bags are great for keeping spare clothes,sleeping bag dry .
A Onewind Top Quilt 35-50F, Sleeping Un-Bag, Size M-XL,Warm/Cold Weather Quilt for Hiking,Backpacking,Camping.
It's great for winter fishing, also can be a bed chair cover and a summer quilt. £80 it's a bargain. Amazon.
It's great for winter fishing, also can be a bed chair cover and a summer quilt. £80 it's a bargain. Amazon.
In reply to Post #1
Devold merino layers, beats all "carp" ones... cumulus sleeping bags.
Devold merino layers, beats all "carp" ones... cumulus sleeping bags.
In reply to Post #7
Similar.
I use mostly EDZ merino for base and a beanie
Also
Socks are bridgedale
Waterproofs are Cabelas Goretex
Boots are Brasher
Joggers are slazenger as are summer thin Jersey shorts
Even my hoodie is fleece by Protak.
Headtorches aren't fishing brand either
Probably most other stuff is though.
Similar.
I use mostly EDZ merino for base and a beanie
Also
Socks are bridgedale
Waterproofs are Cabelas Goretex
Boots are Brasher
Joggers are slazenger as are summer thin Jersey shorts
Even my hoodie is fleece by Protak.
Headtorches aren't fishing brand either
Probably most other stuff is though.
In reply to Post #1
Do any of theseTigris type of cots have individual extending legs? Many of the river and lakes I fish don't have flat banksides.
Do any of theseTigris type of cots have individual extending legs? Many of the river and lakes I fish don't have flat banksides.
In reply to Post #10
Unfortunately not that I've seen as i wanted one too, finding flat even ground is quite rare and don't like sleeping slanted lol
Unfortunately not that I've seen as i wanted one too, finding flat even ground is quite rare and don't like sleeping slanted lol
In reply to Post #11
That is true,they don't extend, but the miniute a company does do them, so it is possible to adjust them I will look into getting one ..
I keep my XL ,Helinox chair in the porterlite underbag, just imagine how great it could be to do a similar thing with a carp bedchair ,or at least reduce the considerable bulk massively...
I bet someone, something will come along to negate bedchairs in one form or another..
I note,there is a piece of kit that can transform a SIM,into a low level chair or bedchair buddy ...think Paul Messner reviewed one ,back along..
That is true,they don't extend, but the miniute a company does do them, so it is possible to adjust them I will look into getting one ..
I keep my XL ,Helinox chair in the porterlite underbag, just imagine how great it could be to do a similar thing with a carp bedchair ,or at least reduce the considerable bulk massively...
I bet someone, something will come along to negate bedchairs in one form or another..
I note,there is a piece of kit that can transform a SIM,into a low level chair or bedchair buddy ...think Paul Messner reviewed one ,back along..
In reply to Post #11
I could never sleep on an uneven bed, I need a spirit level to check the bed is even.
You would think it would be an easy thing to produce but I suppose you could level out the ground with stones, branches or a spade if necessary.
I could never sleep on an uneven bed, I need a spirit level to check the bed is even.
You would think it would be an easy thing to produce but I suppose you could level out the ground with stones, branches or a spade if necessary.
In reply to Post #13
You can get an app on your phone
You can get an app on your phone