Daiwa Mission Overnighter Umbrella / Brolly / Shelter - MON2

Product Information

Anglers who want a little bit more than an umbrella-style day shelter with an easy to setup bivvy option. The 190T polyester fabric will keep the rain off you whilst the PVC viewing panels allow you to still see what's going on in your swim whilst you remain fully protected from the elements. That said, there are a number of extras you can get for a brolly system including side bars, front bars and over wraps, all of which will aid stability and allow it to be used in harsher conditions. I’m a big fan of the old style oval brollies, and have used them myself extensively over the years. They are versatile, lightweight, and can be set up or broken down in a minute. Transportation is also extremely easy as they will slip straight into a rod bag or quiver. Verdict– For us, the Crossfire sits somewhere between the Aqualite and the Armo. It’s perhaps more sturdy than the Aqualite, but not as nimble or as fast to set up, yet on the other hand, it’s not as cumbersome as the Armo. As such, it’s ideal for the overnight or short stay angler who wants that extra protection but without all the extra weight!

The Daiwa Mission Overnighter is a versitile all round robust Brolly system and has been a very successful product for Daiwa. Are you sure you fish in the UK? If so you’ll be familiar with the concept of having four seasons in one day. Depending on your location you might find the weather is highly volatile.Easy travelling, summertime comfort, and the compact footprint that grants you access to secluded, rewarding swims. For mission-focused anglers who've heard the voice of the waters, thr Daiwa Mission Overnighter Brolly is the only short stay shelter you'll ever need.

There are various extras you can get (many of which come as standard) with oval brollies including groundsheets, front panels with windows and roll up and removable doors, and even full winter wraps. All these extras only add to the versatility of the oval brolly and allow the angler to simply take the extras required to cater for the conditions at hand. As a general rule of thumb, the higher the ‘mm’ rating, the more waterproof the brolly. It’s also worth mentioning that you don’t want to be sitting or putting your gear on wet ground. A groundsheet keeps everything under the brolly nice, dry and protects against rising damp. The Daiwa Mission is a traditional oval brolly type day shelter with plenty of features that really set it apart from other models in the crowd. The benefit of this shape of shelter is there is plenty of room to fit your bedchair, lengthways under the whole umbrella.The best weather for carp fishing, however, may also be conducive to using a brolly system as a mixture of rain, and at times, high temperatures will certainly need you under some cover at points during your session. The Shelter is supplied in a spacious bag and comes with two lightweight aluminium tension rods for added support. I went fishing last Saturday and it pored with rain and when I got home I had take outside to dry as it was still soaking wet anyway not bad apart from the pegs. You're looking for a brolly, and at Angling Direct, you'll find plenty to choose from, including the Daiwa Mission overnighter, which we'll be taking a closer look at. Two strong storm rods are also supplied for fitting to the front of the canopy as shown in the above image.