These end of line collections bring together fishing clothing designed for long hours by the water: waders Fox, hoodies Preston Celsius, Matrix Sherpa and Black Cat, sleeveless down jackets Trakker Core, jackets Aqua Products, trousers Avid Technical, sets Preston Celsius, t-shirts Avid and Spro, polo shirts Sonubaits and socks Preston. Pieces in muted tones, from the carp angler to the match fisherman.
Stay by the water in all weathers, at a reduced price.
A wader is a waterproof overall that goes up to the chest and ends with built-in boots or booties. It allows you to wade into the water to cast beyond the weeds, guide a fish into the net, or drop your lines in the river; the Fox HD is popular among carp anglers for these tasks. The neoprene insulates against the cold for winter outings, while breathable fabrics are better for long summer walks when sweating under the overall. A belt tightened at the waist limits water entry in case of a fall, and it’s always best to avoid strong currents and unknown mucky bottoms.
The fishing clearance also includes:
All clearance items are gathered on the fishing page.
For a session of carp fishing lasting several days, warmth is managed through successive layers. A t-shirt, like the Avid Cargo, serves as a base. On top, a hooded sweatshirt keeps you warm: the Matrix Sherpa, lined with faux fur, is suitable for cold nights, while the Preston Celsius and the Black Cat zip-up can be easily removed when the sun comes out. The sleeveless down jacket Trakker Core adds an insulating layer without hindering casts, and the waterproof jacket Aqua Products Torrent completes the outfit against wind and rain. This layering allows you to adjust your outfit throughout the hours without leaving your spot or waking your bank-side neighbours.
A good fishing trouser should withstand your knees resting on wet grass and the back-and-forth between the biwy and the rods. The Avid Technical, tailored for the outdoors, meets this need. The fleece-lined Carp Products jogging bottoms are for camping and nighttime, while the matching top and bottom set Preston Celsius is great for session fishing in cool weather. In fine weather, the shorts Nash Make It Happen and Matrix Black Edition let your legs breathe. The thick socks Preston Celsius insulate your feet during long hours of inactivity, as they are the first to get cold.
Fishing clothing focuses on subtle shades, kaki, olive, green, or camouflage, for a simple reason: fish perceive silhouettes and movements that stand out against the sky, especially in clear and shallow water. An outfit that blends into the vegetation allows you to approach the shore without scaring away the carp patrolling near the bank. For summer, lighter t-shirts Spro and the polo Sonubaits are worn under the afternoon sun while waiting. Specialist brands, from Preston to Avid, also showcase their logos in discreet tones. These clearance items provide an opportunity to complete your outfit before the next sessions.
Start with the size of the integrated booties or boots, then check the inseam height: you should be able to lift your knee to hip height without pulling on the fabric. In winter, leave room for a warm pair of trousers underneath.
Whether on a boat or from a jetty, wind and spray cool you down quickly: a windproof and waterproof layer over a warm layer is essential. Opt for quick-drying fabrics and rinse them with fresh water after going out to remove salt.
A long-sleeve lightweight t-shirt better protects your arms than a cream that washes off with water and sweat. Some technical fabrics have a UV protection rating, and light colours reduce the feeling of heat.
Dress them in layers that are easy to remove, with a warm sweatshirt and trousers that can get muddy, and have a complete change of clothes ready. Children move around more than adults, but they also get wet much more often at the water's edge.
Wash it inside out at thirty degrees with a regular detergent, possibly adding a bit of white vinegar to neutralise the smells. Some anglers prefer a fragrance-free detergent to avoid transferring scents to their hands and baits.