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  1.    RobertZilla reacted to a post in a topic: A good first bivvy?
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  4. TheKingTench
    I'm think it is going to have to be the TF Gear Hardcore brolly system. Has a rear vent and plenty of inside room.
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    Fox warrior S rods. I have the 2.75's; though I still feel that is a bit heavy for the type of fishing I do.
  7. TheKingTench
    Stanton lakes is meant to be good, but is closed due to fish health concerns.
  8.    cyborx reacted to a post in a topic: A good first bivvy?
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    Place I fish does not allow stalking, or free lining any floating baits. Have to stick to your peg. I'm stuck in Leicestershire, and there is not a good choice of places to fish,
  10. TheKingTench
    I think I'm sold on the hardcore brolly system. In the summer time, I don't think I will even bother fishing for carp during the daylight hours.
  11. TheKingTench
    I'm tempted by the Fox Royale in the new camp pattern. Looks pretty smart. That, or the force 8 bivvy.
  12. TheKingTench
    Will mostly be using the shelter for 10-12 hours sessions, and the odd overnighter if I can. Don't take a bedchair, but a normal folding TF Gear chair. Looks like I may as well just bite the bullet and buy a bivvy. Obviosuly I plan on doing some 72 hour sessions next year.
  13. TheKingTench
    Now I can't decide. Getting too many conflicting opinions.
  14. TheKingTench
    Will also need to get a barrow; as I will have far too much gear to lug by hand.
  15. TheKingTench
    I think it is an excellent looking Bivvy. REALLY THAT QUICK TO SET UP AND TAKE DOWN?
  16. TheKingTench
    It's not big enough to cover all my gear. Is great for float/silver fishing down the canal, but not for dedicated carping. I am tempted by a brolly system, especially the Hardcore version by TF gear. Problem is, I don't want to buy one, and then want a bivvy later down the road. Would rather just have 1 shelter, whether it is for a day session, or a bit longer. 24 hours would be the max I could fish at the moment.
  17.    Donnygooner reacted to a post in a topic: A good first bivvy?
  18. TheKingTench
    I have a tilting one. Not sure of the size, but I find it does not really give that much shelter. It says it is 88 inches, though it doesn't seem that way.
  19. TheKingTench
    I'm 6'2. Not sure I'd want to sit in that.
  20. TheKingTench
    Just can't settle on a model. Want something for long day sessions, and perhaps an overnighter.
  21.    Donnygooner reacted to a post in a topic: A good first bivvy?
  22. TheKingTench
    Would buy it from Angling Direct
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