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Bivvies and fishing umbrellas

65 products
24h Tent Trakker Tempest 150 Skull Cap
1 color(s)
Trakker Tent Tempest 150 Skull Cap

Starting at £154.24

£146.88

24h Tent Trakker Tempest RS 200
1 color(s)
Trakker Tent Tempest RS 200

Starting at £183.43

£173.86

24h Tent Trakker Tempest RS 100 Skull Cap
1 color(s)
Trakker Tent Tempest RS 100 Skull Cap

Starting at £145.91

£139.18

Umbrella Matrix Pro Space
1 color(s)
24h Facade Trakker tempest brolly 100T insect panel
1 color(s)
24h Camouflage tent Trakker Tempest RS 100
1 color(s)
Trakker Camouflage tent Tempest RS 100

Starting at £158.41

£150.74

Tent Trakker Tempest RS 150
1 color(s)
Tent Avid Exo Bivvy
1 color(s)
Avid Tent Exo Bivvy

Starting at £500.27

£485.60

Tent Fox Voyager 1
Tent Trakker Tempest RS 150
1 color(s)
Umbrella Preston Space Maker Multi 60"
1 color(s)
Preston Umbrella Space Maker Multi 60"

Starting at £105.05

£94.89

Easy Tent Fox brolly
1 color(s)
Shelter Trakker tempest brolly 100T
1 color(s)
Trakker Shelter tempest brolly 100T

Starting at £291.82

£290.21

Tent Trakker tempest 200 shelter
1 color(s)
Trakker Tent tempest 200 shelter

Starting at £525.29

£518.19

Tent flysheet Fox Voyager 2 Wrap
Fox Tent flysheet Voyager 2 Wrap

Starting at £300.16

£295.53

Tent Trakker Tempest RS Brolly
1 color(s)
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Our selection of Biwys and umbrellas brings together fishing shelters: Trakker Tempest and Tempest RS, in camouflage or with Skull Cap overwrap, insect-proof front Trakker, Fox Voyager, Avid Exo door, Avid Revolve and Matrix Pro Space umbrellas, and storm pegs Fox Power Point.

Protected, day and night.

Sheltering by the water

The fisherman spends long hours by the water, exposed to rain, wind, and sun. The fishing umbrella, with a large diameter, shelters the spot for a session during the day. The biwy, a quick to set up tent, with a wide opening facing the water, allows for sleeping near the rods during multi-day carp sessions while hearing the alarms. In between the two, the brolly, a shelter-umbrella, transforms into a complete cover.

Other equipment

Fishing gear also comes in different forms:

All the equipment is gathered on the equipment page.

Biwy and fronts

The biwys Trakker Tempest, from the English carp specialist brand, can be set up in a few minutes thanks to their articulated frame; the Skull Cap adds a double wall that limits condensation and insulates from the cold. The insect front closes the shelter against summer night mosquitoes. The Fox Voyager, compact, is suitable for mobile sessions, and the door Avid Exo, made of transparent PVC, keeps the view of the rods even in rainy weather.

Umbrellas and anchoring

The umbrellas Avid Revolve, designed for daytime sessions, and Matrix Pro Space, for match fishing, cover the spot and the seat. In strong winds, anchoring is essential: the storm pegs Fox Power Point, in long and short versions, screw into the ground to tension the guy lines. Position the shelter with its back to the wind, allow the fabric to dry before storing it to prevent mildew, and check the regulations on bivouacking at the water body.

Good deals

Good deals can also be found in the good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and the items shipped in 24h are prepared and sent within 24 hours. The highlights of the year follow a steady order: the Black Friday in late autumn, the year-end holidays, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, then the summer sales and back to school.

Frequently asked questions

Biwy or umbrella: which one to choose for fishing?

The fishing umbrella, with a large diameter, is sufficient for a session during the day. The biwy, a quick to set up tent, allows for sleeping near the rods during multi-day carp sessions.

What is the purpose of a flysheet on a biwy?

The flysheet, like the Skull Cap from Trakker, adds a second layer which limits condensation inside and insulates from the cold. It also prolongs the life of the biwy against the elements.

How to anchor your umbrella in strong winds?

Use storm pegs, like the Fox Power Point, and anchor the umbrella with its back to the wind. Position it to cut through the wind rather than facing it, and check the pegs regularly.

Why install an insect front?

By the water, mosquitoes are plentiful at dusk. The insect front, like the one from Trakker, attaches to the entrance of the biwy and allows air to pass while keeping insects out.

How to maintain a biwy after a session?

Let it dry completely before storing it to avoid mildew. Brush off any mud, check the seams and poles, and re-treat the fabric when water no longer beads up.