Have a look at korum supalite river brolly .Just seen this, and thought it might be worth sharing with you guys.
Available towards end of April apparently.
Looks a good bit of kit, but would still like to see a decent brolly made for us roving anglers.
www.anglingdirect.co.uk
Hardly looks like you can even get your legs under it,no wonder it's nearly half priceKorum Supa Lite River Fishing Brolly
Key FeaturesDesigned to be intentionally used on sloping river banks Works best on a natural incline Built using lightweight graphite poles SUPA LITE fabric 5000mm waterproof rating Unique design llows to be used at two different connection points Versatile enough for even the steepest slope...
I have the Korum Graphite Brolly Shelter and although heavier, it is superb and very stable in harsh conditionsHardly looks like you can even get your legs under it,no wonder it's nearly half price
It’s not one to get if any height to you and using a chair….you’ll spend the whole session hunched over or have to sit on the groundHardly looks like you can even get your legs under it,no wonder it's nearly half price
You missing the point .Its spot on for rivers with there sloping banks that why its built like that. Very very light..Hardly looks like you can even get your legs under it,no wonder it's nearly half price
Same with the new Drennan 44" brolly. Perfect with a long pole, which can be removed and replaced with storm sticks in really windy weather. Perfect for the river angler. Used mine plenty of times last season. Summer through to Winter. Can't fault it really.
I like the look of this for overnighters but for a lightweight brolly I can recommend the Drennan 44" brolly. Simple, effective and lightweightJust seen this, and thought it might be worth sharing with you guys.
Available towards end of April apparently.
Looks a good bit of kit, but would still like to see a decent brolly made for us roving anglers.
Fantastic product.Hardly looks like you can even get your legs under it,no wonder it's nearly half price
All good mate..Still fish the middle but I target the roach more then anything now
It's meant to be for 'roving' anglers, it's really light in weightJust seen this, and thought it might be worth sharing with you guys.
Available towards end of April apparently.
Looks a good bit of kit, but would still like to see a decent brolly made for us roving anglers.