Anyone use a portaloo or happy to use a bucket....on a lake with no facilities
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I use the carplife bivvy loo,it's not cheap but is really well made and packs away nicely.I think Wolf International are releasing one that looks very good too
I use the carplife bivvy loo,it's not cheap but is really well made and packs away nicely.I think Wolf International are releasing one that looks very good too
Disposa John camping toilet bog bags very good after you've found a toilet.
Bucket all day long if there is loos on site close enough to use when needed I will use them but a bucket and a bag is used when it's really needed I can't see point in buying a bloody bucket with a seat when you got your old faithful bucket without a seat. Plus use it as a deco people will only look once in your “bait bucket” to see what your smashing the lake up with 😂😂😂
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They are brilliant,that's what I use after they were recommended on here
They are brilliant,that's what I use after they were recommended on here
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Must admit I never expected much interest, thank you guys
Must admit I never expected much interest, thank you guys
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One I cheat, the local shop in the village has a toilet which I prefer to use.
If I do get caught out it's in bucket.
One I cheat, the local shop in the village has a toilet which I prefer to use.
If I do get caught out it's in bucket.
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I don't fish venues where you can see what the next man's doing bivvys in line's, I'm very lucky in that aspect so I have a foldable spade but I always have a bucket too just incase there isn't a convenient place, of all the venues I'm a member off there's only one with a portaloo 99% are surrounded by woodland and there's only one otter fenced and I don't fish weekend's
I don't fish venues where you can see what the next man's doing bivvys in line's, I'm very lucky in that aspect so I have a foldable spade but I always have a bucket too just incase there isn't a convenient place, of all the venues I'm a member off there's only one with a portaloo 99% are surrounded by woodland and there's only one otter fenced and I don't fish weekend's
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Went shopping yesterday (and finally bought a SP C-Tech Low chair for my ageing back) and saw one of the carp life loos in the flesh . . . looks comfy (albeit a tad low for me) and packs down well but is silly heavy for what it is - my 25yr old camo taped 10l bucket (with pipe lagging) is a far superior solution IMO - takes the Tesco 10l biodegradable bags and a large pack of baby wipes perfectly plus it has space to carry spare gas / other items . . .and its not £60
We have a couple of eco loos at my main venue but I rarely if ever use these as my ablutions are always at day break which is bite time . . .
Went shopping yesterday (and finally bought a SP C-Tech Low chair for my ageing back) and saw one of the carp life loos in the flesh . . . looks comfy (albeit a tad low for me) and packs down well but is silly heavy for what it is - my 25yr old camo taped 10l bucket (with pipe lagging) is a far superior solution IMO - takes the Tesco 10l biodegradable bags and a large pack of baby wipes perfectly plus it has space to carry spare gas / other items . . .and its not £60
We have a couple of eco loos at my main venue but I rarely if ever use these as my ablutions are always at day break which is bite time . . .
Behind a tree for me.
I'm from up north. If I took the bucket with me, where would the wife and kids do a poo while I was fishing?
I'm from up north. If I took the bucket with me, where would the wife and kids do a poo while I was fishing?
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At their real dads house
At their real dads house
I just squat down and **** in a bag.
In reply to Post #12
Oi, leave my brother out of this...
Oi, leave my brother out of this...
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