Bivvies & Shelters

Carp Bivvies, Brollies and Shelters

Bivvy's and Shelters offer carp anglers camouflage and protection from the weather whilst on the bank. We have curated a selection of products that'll keep you hidden and dry whether you're looking for a brolly system for day ticket sessions, a bivvy with plenty of space to cover all your needs for longer sessions, or a shelter for you and your friends to catch up in at the end of a great day's fishing!

For day ticket waters we have a range of Brolly's and day shelters available, with compact footprints to get you as close to the action as possible. These products are quick and simple to set-up, meaning you can maximise your time spent fishing on those shorter sessions, and they still undergo the wind tunnel and water resistance testing to ensure they stay put and you stay dry! If you're looking for something that is still compact and simple to set-up but with enough space to get a good night's sleep in - check out our Brolly 900.
For those longer sessions, we recommend looking for a bivvy with a sturdier pole structure, more robust wateproofing, and of course, more space. While these features make them excellent at coping with more extreme weather conditions, and allow you to be comfortable and organised with all the tackle you will need on a longer session, they are heavier, bulkier to transport and take longer to assemble/disassemble.
If fishing with your friends, and you're looking for a social space that you can all get together in, have a look at our offering of Social Bivvy's.

FAQs

Q:Brolly system or bivvy- which is better?
A: Brolly systems tend to be faster and simpler to assemble and disassemble, and have a small footprint, often allowing you to pitch up in some less accessible swims. A carp bivvy will generally provide better protection against strong wind & rain, and will offer more space for you and your tackle.

Q:What should I look for when buying a carp bivvy?
A: Ensure the level of waterproofness is suited to the weather you expect to be fishing in, if you're fishing in warmer weather look for features designed to aid ventilation, such as panels that can be opened or closed. Mosquito nets are always going to be invaluable features to have when pitching close to the water's edge.