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Our roundup of the best fishing boots on the market from our favourite brands including Patagonia, Orvis and Simms.
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A good fishing chair can make or break a session. So make sure you find one of the best fishing chairs from our favourites here.
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Famed for it shallow, shingle beaches, decent bass and cod, Norfolk has some very good sea fishing if you know where to look
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A roundup of the best fluorocarbon fishing lines on the market. Tough, abrasion resistant, sensitive line designed for powerful fish in rough conditions.
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Quality braided line is an essential in any lure and predator fisherman's arsenal. So find the best of the best here.
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Our roundup of the best coarse fishing reels is made for beginner and intermediate coarse fishermen alike. Find the best coarse reel here.
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Our roundup of the world's best telescopic fishing rods. From Rigged & Ready to Daiwa, there are some excellent, transport-friendly options.
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Our roundup of the very best four and five-piece travel fishing rods for beginner, intermediate and expert anglers.
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Columbia were kind enough to send us some products from their new PFG range. So we put them to the test.
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The best pairs of fishing waders on the market at the very best price.
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Patagonia's River Salt Wading Boots are a very good blend of punky style and functionality. Lightweight, waterproof, and strikingly versatile, these boots dominate any terrain thanks to the patented Vibram Megagrip soles, while adjustable lacing ensures a snug fit. Crafted from full-grain leather and 1000D nylon, they're durable and corrosion-resistant. With built-in drainage and resole potential, these boots redefine wading excellence.
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Built to last, these Simms Tributary Wading Boots boast reinforced toecaps and soles, crafted from corrosion-resistant materials for unwavering durability. With cosy internal neoprene lining and quick-drain holes, these boots are designed for action, with slip-resistant soles you can add studs to, these boots offer traction in wet conditions. Ideal for freshwater adventures, just rinse with neutral soap and warm water.
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Westlake High Bedchair
£129.00
Westlake's High Bedchair is a heavyweight bedchair designed for taller and larger anglers. Over seven feet in length, a robust load capacity of 140kg, and a lightweight 10.8kg frame, this bedchair excels in durability without compromising portability. Crafted from 600D rip-resistant material, it offers strength and comfort, featuring a built-in headrest and high-density foam padding. The bed's distinctive high legs enhance your comfort and the fold-flat design simplifies transportation. Ideal for those seeking superior support and ample space.
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Aqua Atom Bed System
£304.99
Aqua Atom Bed System features a self-inflating mattress and patented leg mechanism, ensuring excellent support and - for the convenience-obsessed angler - packs-away in a very straightforward manner. The adjustable lumbar support, lightweight build, and rotating mudfeet offer easy transportation and quick adjustments. Crafted from 100% Aquatexx, the waterproof material, combined with hollow-core fiber filling and internal baffles, provides exceptional warmth and anti-draft protection. Designed with a shark-foot baffle for added space, it's perfect for taller anglers.
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The Prologic Avenger Bedchair & Sleeping Bag System boasts a thermal fleece lining, multi-layer hollow fibre construction, and a three-season fleece system, making it one of the cosiest options available. Designed for rugged conditions, its anti-draft baffles and clip lock zip system shine. The 600D rip-resistant padded waterproof mattress, coated in quiet anti-rustle material, ensures undisturbed sleep. While its narrow width of 75cm might not suit larger anglers, its support and comfort are unmatched.
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Solar's SP C-Tech Sleep System is an exceptional bedchair that boasts an air-pocketed mattress with enhanced lumbar support for cross-season comfort. Stay warm and dry with the all-season sleeping bag and waterproof cover, while the Ripstop fabric ensures very good durability. Compact yet practical at 205cm x 80cm and 12kg, it features a Spring-Loc leg adjustment system and pivot hinges for quick setup and departure. Master time-saving setup with Solar's innovation.
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Caperlan Carp Fishing Morphoz Bedchair is Caperlan's most comfortable bedchair on the market that is designed for long sessions and all seasons. Unlike the transport-focused Fullbreak, this option prioritises comfort for extended sessions. Its wider, stable base, adjustable backrest, and 30mm thick mattress ensure a decent night's sleep. Weighing just 12.3kg, it's easily portable, offering a memory foam pillow and an all-season mattress that regulates temperature effectively.
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Caperlan Bedchair Fullbreak Carp Fishing is a lightweight solution tailored for easy transport and setup. With eight adjustable legs and a versatile backrest, it offers stability and comfort while being perfect for those under 100kg. While not designed for lengthy sessions, its durability and user-friendly design shine through. Despite a thinner mattress and pillow, its firmness benefits those with back concerns. At only 9.3kg it is half the weight of other comparable products and great for those who need a lightweight solution.
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Trakker Levelite Lumbar Bed
£288.47
The Trakker Levelite Lumbar Bed is arguably the most convenient fishing bedchair around. Weighing only 11.5kg and boasting a flat profile and high-density foam mattress, it offers exceptional lumbar support while remaining easy to transport, thanks to its quick setup and foldable hinge technology. With a reliable frame and features like inner fleece lining and rotating mud feet, it strikes the perfect balance between comfort, stability, and simplicity.
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Sonik SK-TEK Sleep System
£295.00
Designed for all seasons and weather, the Sonik SK-TEK Sleep System is an ultra-stable bedchair that features an attached all-season-rated top duvet, coil crash zips, and internal hand warmer pockets. With a flat profile, six-leg design, and drawstring features to keep warmth in, it rivals heavier options while remaining transport-friendly. Don't compromise on decent quality sleep with its fleece-lined duvet and high-density foam pillow.
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Fox R-Series Camo Sleep System
£299.99
The Fox R-Series Camo Sleep System is perfect for longer sessions and those with back issues thanks to its padded, firm mattress and flat profile. With dimensions of 212cm x 89cm and six adjustable legs with swivelling mud feet, it can handle all manner of terrains. Crafted for tough conditions, the bedchair features heavy-duty zips, a thermal baffle, and a fleece lining. A clear upgrade from its predecessor, it comes with a removable camo sleeping bag. Please note its 16.1kg weight for less portable options.
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Westlake Ultra-Lite Chair
£40.00
The Westlake Ultra-Lite Chair is the perfect fusion of durability, practicality, and comfort, this chair is the best ultra-lightweight chair on the market. Whilst it is not designed for the heavier gentleman thanks to its load capacity of 100kg, at just 2.1kg it is the best fishing chair if your primary concern is weight and transportation. If you're camping or spending a lot of time walking while fishing, this chair is an excellent option.
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That is music to my ears Roger, thank you. Hopefully I shared enough without giving everything away!
Great to hear, thanks Jamie. I love and hate bass with equal measure. Glorious little bastards
Very kind Robert thank you! Something different about pike. Almost prehistoric!
Sorry Gary this went into the spam folder (albeit an excellent comment). Where did you go in the end? Dursey’s cable car was broken when we were there, but Crow’s Head has some of the best marks we’ve ever been to. They can be really challenging to reach however!
I’m very glad you thought so Dougie. I would class myself as somewhere above novice, but not an intermediate so hopefully the advice was useful, albeit not perfect. Just good to get out there and give it a go. Arguably my favourite thing about bass is that they aren’t fussy. Always handy.
Hi Billy,
Excellent comment. This is a two-part response that I will preface by saying I love Tailwalk rods. I haven’t experienced the full gamut of Japanese lure fishing rods, but Tailwalks have really impressed me. So I am a fan.
When I originally wrote this page – around a year ago – it was really hard to find these rods. And I don’t like referencing gear that sells out too quickly or is really hard to find / prohibitively expensive. Secondly, I thought my content would take a little longer to rank in Google than it has. As such I wrote this as a first draft with a plan to update it about this time. Things have moved slightly quicker than I thought, so none of these pages are perfect. All a part of the process.
As my second part of a response. The way my website works is by integrating with product feeds to get product information. It speeds up the process and means I get real-time access to prices, sales, voucher codes etc. And it’s very time-consuming. So if I don’t have access to certain product feeds, it’s unlikely I would add products in from that website. The Art of Fishing is a good example.
If you check back in in a couple of weeks you’ll notice some Japanese rods making the grade. I wouldn’t put them above the SGS8 for me, but that’s purely down to the fact I haven’t used them as much. Although I am aware of the influence the Japanese models have had.
Interestingly your experience with HTO rods is that they’re fragile. I’ve had the Lure Game for a couple of years and have stress-tested it with big pollock and incredibly snaggy conditions and – IMO – it’s great.
An opinion steeped in more knowledge than my own I believe, and I appreciate it!
Thanks,
Harry
Added in. Never been but like the look of it John. Will have to visit sometime!
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Hey Cal. Interesting – I’ve never actually owned the 5500 C3, but have heard a lot of good things. Another item to add to the list! Pike fishing is on my list to take more seriously this year, so I’ll let you know how it goes. Thanks, Harry
Hey Lamine
Well the SGS8 is arguably my favourite to of all time. It’s so well rounded that it’s a no brainer to have.
However I’d say that on balance Japanese rods are the most sensitive on the market and the Dialuna is slightly more sensitive than the SGS8. The 10 – 45g Dialuna is still very good with 10g lures too. But if you can find a version with a lighter casting weight that will be best when it comes to sensitivity
Thanks
Harry
Thanks for the nudge Dave and well aware of the geographical borders. All updated and glad you had a good time x