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We, here at Angling Direct, believe in the importance of having the right tools for the job – that’s why we’re proud to offer the UK’s largest selection of carp, coarse/match, specialist, predator, sea, and fly fishing nets. A net is essential to every angler, as it is the only tool you can confidently use to land your catch safely each time. If you are in the market to get yourself a new fishing net, whether its a landing net, keepnet or drop net, you are at the right place!

Whilst the main objective of any fishing umbrella is to keep you dry, there are various different features available on a brolly. Some have the ability to tilt, which is beneficial if the rain is driving in, as it allows you to angle the brolly to prevent it getting underneath, it also helps if it's particularly sunny to provide shade. If you like to cast from under your umbrella, it can pay to find one that has the spokes positioned out of the way and a more flat profile to prevent them getting in the way. Glossary Brolly systems can vary, you can often just buy the shelter on its own and add items like fronts and mesh infills later, or they come as a complete system. It comes down to personal preference.Coarse Fishing Nets and Match Fishing Keepnets - Keepnets give you somewhere to keep your fish for the duration of your match. Usually square in shape and incredibly deep, keepnets can hold a large number of fish, ready for weighing at the end of your session to find out your total for the match. You can use keepnets outside of a match fishing scenario but you do need to be somewhat careful of the rules of the venue you’re fishing, as some waters ban the use of keepnets. 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 umbrellas, there is more than just the standard pop up brolly that you may double up to use for every-day trips during a downpour. There's a huge choice of fishing umbrellas on the market to suit every need. Whether it be to sleep under, keep you dry or just your bait, there is an option available for you. Most umbrellas are based on a metal-ribbed design, usually around 45-50 inches in size and are generally round in shape.

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You’ll also want to pay attention to the pole of the umbrella. Much like all things in angling, you want a pole which is both lightweight and durable. The weight of the pole is important as you don’t want your excuse for not bringing your brolly to be because it is too heavy. You’ll often find that your brolly pole is manufactured from either carbon, stainless steel, or aluminium. Carbon is the lightest of the three and stainless steel the most durable. Aluminium is a strong compromise between the two, offering the robustness of steel whilst maintaining the low weight of your umbrella. It is worth looking at the material that the arms (or spokes) of your brolly are manufactured from. Some manufacturers use fibreglass in their arm construction, to minimise the weight of the brolly, whereas others will rely on more traditional materials. Historically, all fishing umbrellas came supplied with central spikes for the angler to push into the ground to keep the brolly stable and in place above their kit. These days, however, thanks to some of the amazing accessories developed for chairs and seatboxes, anglers can attach their brolly directly to their fishing station.