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Coarse Fishing Brollies FAQs
What are the average sizes and coverage of the brollies?
Coverage will vary depending on size, most brollies will have an arm length of 50-65 inches, however, some such as the Tempest Brolly and Nash Titan hides will not be based on arm length, so check specific products for dimensions.
Are the brollies easy to put up and take down?
Some will vary, but generally yes they will be easy to erect and take down.
Are the brollies stable enough to withstand poor weather conditions?
This will be down to the specific item, some will be more stable than others due to design.
Which material is the most water-resistant?
Aquatexx or anything with a 20,000 hydrostatic head will be the most waterproof specs.
Are the brollies light in weight/easy to transport?
This again varies depending on the individual brolly however, they will be lighter than most other shelters due to the compact size.
Are the brollies height adjustable?
No, they will be fixed heights again depending on the model.
Buy the Best Brollies & Umbrellas for Coarse & Match Fishing
The unpredictable weather in the UK means that as anglers you must be prepared for the harshest wind and rain, but we know that this weather won’t stop avid anglers! Although having your waterproofs on will provide a level of protection, this can sometimes still not be enough, which is when you need to invest in a fishing brolly. For true protection for both you and your tackle, this heavy-duty brolly is the perfect choice. What’s more, their versatility even means that they can be utilised during the warmer months to protect you from powerful UV rays. Coarse are always swimming in the water regardless of the weather, which is why you need to be prepared with a high quality fishing brolly – fortunately we have the best brands here at Total Fishing Tackle! Our large range of brollies include all the top names, such as Preston, Daiwa, Fox, Korum, Drennan, Maver and Greys, making finding the fishing brolly to suit your specific requirements easy!
Benefits Of A Fishing Brolly
Nothing beats fishing on a warm, sunny day, but this heat can prove problematic for your fresh bait or even your dampened pellets, as they seem to dry out too quickly. However, by using your fishing brolly, you can protect your bait and make the most of it, before it becomes unappealing to the coarse.
So, what makes a good fishing brolly? Firstly, it should be lightweight, making it easy to transport – after all you already have enough heavy fishing tackle to carry! You do, however, want to ensure that the brolly is still strong and durable, as you don’t want a flimsy fishing brolly that is going to break. Ideally, you want the brolly to be adjustable, so throughout the day you can alter its angle depending on the position of the sun or rain. Having pegging points will also help to secure your brolly and keep it in place, which is particularly beneficial when the wind is travelling at a strong pace.
A fishing brolly should have waterproof taped seams, as this will protect you, your tackle and your bait from the wet weather, keeping you comfortable in the rain as you enjoy a day angling.
Choosing The Best Fishing Brolly
As our range includes the top brands, it may be overwhelming when it comes to choosing the right one for you. We are here to help! The Preston – Space Maker Multi 60 Inch is excellent for saving space. This fishing brolly includes all the features you should be looking for in a fishing brolly; lightweight fibreglass arms and waterproof taped seams. What’s more, much thought has been put into designing the colour of this brolly to reduce the amount of heat it absorbs.
If you are just looking for a brolly to protect your bait, the Maver- Bait Brolly is perfect! At 40” square, they can cover any size tray of bate. This brolly won’t alter your angling, which is perfect for match anglers who still want to be protected from the weather. Alternatively, the Korum- Supalite Shelter is a real shelter from the strong weather conditions!
If you would like more information about our fishing brollies, or you would like our expert advice on the best brolly for your angling needs, get in touch, today.