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Rain Gutter: Raised area of fabric at the front of the shelter opening, used to divert rainwater down the sides and prevent dripping/pooling of water at the entrance. Size can cover both the span on the shelter provides by the brolly and the length the arm of the brolly can reach. Both are important to consider and can make choosing between two brollies the deciding factor! Taller anglers will certainly benefit from a taller umbrella so when sitting in their fishing chair their head is not hitting the support of the brolly! Alternatively, you can shop for low profile brollies that ensure the wind does not sweep them away! How do you Measure a Fishing Umbrella? When it comes to fishing, there is very few items more important piece of equipment than the nets. After all, without them, you won't be able to lift a mighty double-figure fish out! When you have got a fish on your fishing hook you need to be ready to land the catch without stressing the fish or injury, which is why fishing nets are perfectly designed to cater to your target species. To read a bit more about the right fishing net for you and your needs, read our dedicated Buyers Guide to Fishing Nets.

Fishing nets are a vital piece of equipment for any angler, whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out. They're an essential tool for landing your catch safely and securely. Angling Direct offers a curated selection of fishing nets, landing net handles, net bags, and accessories to meet every angler’s needs. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced angler, you'll find products that combine quality, durability, and functionality to support your angling activities. Shelters are generally lighter and more compact in design. Typically designed around a brolly system to make them easy to erect, they tend to be targeted towards those who do short sessions and overnight angling.Size range: Choose from a variety of sizes to suit your angling needs, whether you're fishing alone or with a group. Welcome to Angling Direct's Fishing Nets Category, where you can find a wide range of top-quality fishing nets from some of the leading brands in the fishing industry. Our range of fishing nets includes products from Daiwa, Matrix, Preston, and more, so you're sure to find exactly what you're looking for. When it comes to shelters, the bivvy is by far the most popular choice for many anglers. They are solid, comfortable and offer maximum protection against the elements when set up correctly. If you are on limited time, however, a more traditional fishing umbrella-style shelter may be preferable. The kind of fishing net you need depends on the type of fishing you plan to do. For catch and release, choose a rubberised net to protect the fish's scales and slime coat. If you're fishing for larger species, a deeper, more robust net is essential. For small to medium-sized fish, a standard landing net is usually sufficient. How big should a fish net be? Consider the size and the type of closure at the top when making your selection. Necessary Laning Net Accessories Choosing Landing Net Handles

Waterproofing is usually measured in millimetres using a Hydrostatic Head test which establishes how long it takes for the fabric to allow the liquid to pass through. It might also be worth looking to see if the product states whether or not its seams are taped. If you’re ever going to find a weak point in the fabric’s waterproof rating it will be at the seams, where the needle will have created thousands of microscopic holes. By taping these seams shut, manufacturers can create an additional barrier against the water at this weakest point of the fabric, preventing any leakages in even the heaviest of downpours. The right fishing keepnet should offer enough space for fish to move and be made of fish-friendly materials.For anglers who may be heading out carp fishing for long periods of time, a bivvy or shelter is an essential item of kit. Whilst we all might like the idea of roughing it under the stars when night fishing for carp, there's something also quite nice about setting up your own bankside home. MM rating: Measured in millimetres (mm), this is a measure of how waterproof a fabric is. In the case of a 10,000mm fabric, if you put a cylinder with inner dimensions of 1" x 1" over a piece of said fabric, you could fill it with water to a height of 10,000 mm (10m) before water would begin to leak through. The higher the rating, the more waterproof it is.