Tackle Coming in

[JustMark]

In a few weeks, one of the companies I have been doing some work for has a container of stuff coming in to the UK.

They make a large range of leisure items including tents, marquees, fishing Bivvies, roofrack tents, kayaks etc etc.

They also have a currently small division making rods, reels, lures and the like.

I have tried out samples of their rods and reels and have found them pretty good to excellent.

Have tried only a few of the lures, but last time out their jelly eels were pretty much the only thing catching on a difficult day. Hopefully get a better test on my trip out with Drew again this saturday.

I have persuaded them to include a few of the fishing bivvies and things like bed chairs this time round, and was wondering if anyone would be interested in coming to have a look at them once I get them here?

Having never used a bivvy myself, I have no idea what to be looking for. This company supplies the wholesale market and brand names normally so I expect prices to be pretty keen. For instance, a 2 man cammo bivvy that I have seen in branded form for just shy of £300 is likely to be around half of that. There may of course be a minimum order, but if enough folks are interested in a particular item that would probably not be a problem.

What do you guys think?

[asp383]

shame i'm too far & the mrs asp would scowl sternly at me if i spent any more money on fishing gear. hope you get plenty of interest with it all, certainly sounds good

[NICK R]

I dont mind field testing one for a month for free , then give you a full report ,
If it can survive the high winds where i fish it will be worth having ,
i normally get about 18 months max from a bivvy ,Good job i get them for free lol.

Have these bivvys been field tested , do you have any info about them , ie size , Denier of skin , Weight etc

[Kirk]

Im based in bristol and could come and have a look mark