In the market for a new outboard motor? The options available from Haswing will have you covered, be it a midnight mission on an intimate pond or traversing a huge reservoir on the continent.
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This supple leather fingerstall is essential when casting at range or spodding out bait, protecting your casting finger on high-impact scenarios With the majority of braids being low in diameter, unprotected fingers more susceptible to being cut.
The Gardner fingerstall is minimal and lightweight. A Velcro fastening strap ensures it stays on your wrist and in position cast after cast.
Bivvy lights are not new in carp fishing. Lanterns, lamps and bivvy lights have been around for an age but this is definitely the next step in bivvy illumination evolution. With features including three intensity settings and two flash settings, the battery life offers 10 hours and it can simply be recharged from the micro USB port. The Sneeka Lite can be fixed to any brolly spoke, storm pole or other small, rigid structure via the supplied system, allowing you to save room and maximise your light efficiently.
The Tackle Box’s Lee Jackson says: The perfect camera for the angler who wants to film DIY underwater/action footage or still photos without the expense of buying a GoPro-type camera. At around £34. 99 this extremely compact camera is unbelievable value and features a super-wide-angle 120-degree lens, a 2in LCD rear screen and a waterproof housing so that it can be used in water depths up to 30 metres. What’s more, it comes with various mounts/clips so that it can be mounted on a landing net pole, rod, handlebars and suchlike, and a USB cable for charging.
The guys at Waterhog have set the bar high when it comes to its latest bivvy light. The Waterhog Illuminator will certainly light up those dark nights on the bank. With its twin colour (white, red) and multiple brightness setting, it’s ideal for when you’re scrambling around in the dark. With its rechargeable lithium battery you will struggle to find better.