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Post our 10 day holiday in Sri Lanka we've broken down what the country is really like for fishing
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Our roundup of the best fishing rod and reel combos on the market. Including Abu Garcia, Penn and Savage Gear.
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In the last decade tuna have returned to UK waters and, as sport fishing fanatics, it is the most exciting development in modern times for British anglers.
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Choosing the right fishing kayak can be tricky. It's expensive, chunky, but - crucially - revolutionary when it comes to getting on on the water.
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If you're new to kayak fishing, or looking for a little more information, these tricks and tips are the perfect gateway drug for wannabe kayak-anglers.
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If you've purchased a fishing kayak - or are thinking of doing so - you have to checkout the best fishing kayak accessories. Here are our favourites.
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Dorset is home to some of the best sea and shore fishing marks in the UK. Find the best beaches, bays and coves here.
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Known for its spectacular coastline and scenic walks, Devon has its fair share of stunning sea fishing spots. From the rugged, more windswept shoes of North ...
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Having spent a number of years travelling down to Cornwall and areas on the south coast, we've fished some truly excellent (and truly awful) shore fishing ...
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Bass fishing in the UK is an art and a science. Sea bass can be spooked easily and the prevailing conditions can play a huge role in how your fishing goes.
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Korum Aeronium Deluxe Supa-Lite Chair is made with aeronium, a special magnesium alloy material, this chair is extraordinarily lightweight at just 4.5kg (including the mattress) and strong. With a waterproof seat cover and a removable padded mattress, it offers both protection and comfort during short or extended fishing sessions. The fully adjustable legs with compact, swivelling mudfeet ensure stability on any terrain, while its dimensions - height: 90-104cm, width: 54cm, and depth: 70cm - provide ample seating space.
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Fox R3 Camo Chair
£159.00
The Fox R3 Camo Chair is a fantastic high-backed angling chair designed for long carp fishing sessions. The high-backed chair offers excellent back support for even the heftiest of gents complete with neoprene-covered armrests, for long, lazy sessions. With its high-density foam padding and micro-fleece coating, the R3 is the softest and undoubtedly most comfortable in the range. The adjustable back, sturdy steel frame, and four legs provide stability on any terrain, while swivel mud feet ensure a sturdy base.
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Trakker RLX Combi Chair
£70.97
The Trakker RLX Combi Fishing Chair is both lightweight and compact (unusual for a carp fishing chair), which is perfect for easy transport. The padded spacer fabric cover and quick-drying rainproof mesh option are both comfortable and suitable for all weather. And as the chair doubles up as a guest seat or standard/bedchair seat, it's a genuinely versatile, space-saving option. The lightweight, sturdy aluminium frame, and adjustable legs, make this portable, convenient chair a great option for all fishing scenarios.
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Daiwa N’ZON Feeder Chair
£129.00
The Daiwa N’ZON Feeder Chair is a comfortable, sturdy chair designed for fishing by the river, on the lake, or exploring new waters, this adjustable chair is arguably the easiest to use and as it is compatible with several Daiwa accessories including seat boxes, storage trays and feeder arms, the chairs greatest strength is its adjustability. Its robust construction is suitable for even the larger fishermen and it packs away effectively, making carrying it to different spots a breeze.
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Wychwood Tactical X
£47.99
Wychwood Tactical X is an excellent choice for anglers seeking a strong, comfortable, and versatile seating solution. Its steel frame and large swivel mud feet are very good for fishing in less-than-ideal conditions, while the high, reclining backrest and generously padded seat are undoubtedly comfortable by any standards. The adjustable legs allow easy setup on various grounds, making it ideal for touring carp anglers. Lightweight and foldable, this chair is easily transportable and offers an adjustable seat height for tactical approaches.
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Solar Tackle C-Tech Recliner Chair is crafted with a high-tensile aluminium frame and a unique Spring-Loc leg-adjustment system, offering stability on any terrain. The exclusive, air-pocketed 3D DuraDore mattress is very comfortable (by fishing chair standards at least). Weighing just 5.45kg and measuring 104cm x 52cm (seat height 48cm), it is reasonably light for its size and transportable. With three recline settings and a free, removable accessory bag that is compatible with all Solar chairs and bedchairs, this chair is a fantastic option.
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Daiwa Overbed Fishing Chair
£89.99
The Daiwa Overbed Fishing Chair is the lightest fishing chair on the market. Designed to securely fit over your bedchair for elevated seating during extended fishing sessions. the compact and foldable design ensures easy portability and storage. If you're heading out on a long session or some overnight trips that require some hiking, you won't even notice it's there. It's one of the few chairs on the market that has real value for both roving lure fishermen and coarse fishing enthusiasts.
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The Caperlan Feeder Fishing Adjustable Seat has an adjustable height and backrest, multiple rod holders, telescopic legs and a really useful shelf for bait, tying things and holding your beer. A feeder fishing essential. This innovative seat ensures maximum comfort and support during long fishing sessions. Its sturdy and durable construction guarantees stability on any terrain, allowing you to focus on angling without distractions. Whether by the lake or riverbank, this seat keeps you comfortable and engaged throughout your fishing journey.
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Caperlan's Folding Fishing Seat Essenseat 500 Comfort is a compact and practical folding fishing seat with rod and umbrella holders and a folding shelf, ideal for all-day coarse anglers. Its sturdy steel frame and durable fabric provide excellent support, ensuring a lightweight, comfortable, and stable seating experience. With a foldable design and durable nature, it's a proper all-day chair. It also features adjustable legs, a padded seat and armrests, and a retractable tray, making it perfect for all sessions and weather conditions.
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The Shakespeare Deluxe Rucksack Chair is your perfect companion for longer fishing adventures, particularly if you're covering some serious distance. Combining a folding chair and a spacious rucksack, it offers comfort and convenience for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts. The tough rucksack material features a large main compartment, front pocket, and side pockets with quick-release clips for secure storage. With a sturdy tubular steel frame, soft seat, and backrest, relaxation is guaranteed during your trips. Adjustable padded carry straps make transportation effortless. Versatile and practical, this rucksack chair is ideal for angling, bird-watching, and various outdoor pursuits.
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Sonik SK-TEK Sunchair Fishing Chair is a fantastic seating solution for comfort and functionality on the water's edge. This high-quality chair features a sturdy frame and a soft, padded seat for superior support and relaxation during long sessions. The reclining feature allows for adjustable seating positions, perfect for extended fishing trips. With a large detachable bivvy tray and side mesh pockets, your essential items are within easy reach.
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The Caperlan Carp Fishing Morphoz Levelchair, is the ultimate choice for carp anglers seeking premium comfort and versatility. With a durable steel frame, adjustable padded seat, and innovative reclining feature, this levelchair ensures an exceptional fishing experience. It comes with a large detachable bivvy tray for convenient storage and is lightweight and foldable for easy, albeit a little heavy transportation. Whether fishing by the lake or the riverbank, this levelchair adds style and functionality to your angling setup, holding up to 140kg and providing maximum comfort during long sessions.
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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