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Post by Steve T on Feb 11, 2014 11:08:51 GMT
Does anyone use the cheap day shelters when fishing? I don’t have a great deal of success with fishing umbrellas and I thought a shelter may work better for me on pleasure trips to venues like Sandwath Lake.
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bof
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Post by bof on Feb 13, 2014 17:43:36 GMT
I have gone over to the Korum shelter instead of using a brolly, and they are brilliant, (especially when the wind gets lazy and tries to go through rather than around me). True they are not as cheap as some, but they put up in no time, are both windproof and waterproof, (and I really do mean waterproof), plus it fits the centre pocket of my Rod Quiver no problem. BOF  |
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Post by Steve T on Feb 13, 2014 19:29:11 GMT
That looks exactly what I want but the price puts it out of range at the moment  . I think I will get get one more to suit my pocket and save up for the Korum. Thanks for the reply,  |
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Post by ronny on Feb 13, 2014 19:38:10 GMT
Got the korum mk2 and must admit mighty fine bit of kit!! Deffo worth saving up for.. Use mine for when I do quick over nighters on the river |
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Post by Steve T on Feb 13, 2014 20:48:26 GMT
I’m looking at the Maver Storm Rider Light at Dragon Carp and if I get on with the idea I will save for the Korum.
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Post by Steve T on Feb 28, 2014 20:21:57 GMT
Just thought I would comment on the budget shelter I got from Dragon Carp. I really like the look of the Korum Shelter and if I had have had the money I would have gone for that one but due to old age and poverty I bought the Carp Kinetics from Dragon Carp.
I used the Kinetics today (low wind and no rain) and I must say that it does what I wanted it to do. Its easy to put up, grabs the ground and keeps the wind out plus it has enough under canvas room to be useful without been to big.
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. I think I will get get one more to suit my pocket and save up for the Korum.
