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#1 Post by jay k »

im looking to invest in a fishing shelter. i already have 2 fairly cheap ones picked up in the market
but theres no way they would keep out a light drizzle let alone a heavy downpour,you can see through the seems. :lol:

was wondering what you guys use and what you think of them.looking for something that you could
put up by yourself without any hassle quickly.any recomendations?

thanks in advance
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#2 Post by spindlefist »

I use the Ian Golds Igloo, never had any probs with it, have used it in some of the worse squalls I've fished in..
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Re: fishing shelter

#3 Post by keith »

+1 the igloo is a great beach shelter.
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#4 Post by stevo74 »

+2 ..... Igloo , hands down !
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#5 Post by clive »

+3 on the Ian holds igloo pure class give
Joe byrne a call in Courtown angling centre

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#6 Post by jay k »

i see a pattern emerging here :lol: thanks for the advice lads, ill have to take a look.

ill call in to joe in courtown .thats usually where i get all my gear anyway, just wanted some
first hand accounts what you guys use.

im only new to this site this year , just wish id found it sooner. :)
much appreciated lads,
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#7 Post by jhcabs »

Will it fit in the back of a car across the back seats? i have put a lot of effort in only buying gear that doesn't have to cover my gear box by going lenght way. so sick of that
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#8 Post by boycie89 »

No I'm afraid you will have to put it thought at the gear box .
But you will have to do this with all shelters .
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#9 Post by jhcabs »

thats a shame. is there absolutely no decent compact shelters out there? i was told the same about tripods but i got the new shakespeare salt tripod and its awsome
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#10 Post by roryodonnell »

A guy Paul Mason http://www.adverts.ie/shops/east-coast- ... ale/page-3
Sells them for 99 euro (last time I checked). I expect its the cheapest around. Not sure on delivery to Wexford though
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#11 Post by willie bendit »

[quote="roryodonnell"]A guy Paul Mason http://www.adverts.ie/shops/east-coast- ... ale/page-3
Sells them for 99 euro (last time I checked). I expect its the cheapest around.

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#12 Post by kstaff »

If u want a shelter for fishing buy an igloo if you want to fit something in the car and get occasionally wet buy an umbrella.
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#13 Post by alby »

Was in Shankill Angling yesterday, They’re selling the Igloo for €89
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#14 Post by jhcabs »

kstaff wrote:If u want a shelter for fishing buy an igloo if you want to fit something in the car and get occasionally wet buy an umbrella.
The wet doesn't bother me to be honest, i love heavy rain. its more the wind that can make it miserable. my problem is i live in a very small house in the cty centre. my gear is usually in the car which is why i don't always want the gear in the way of the gearbox.

think i might get the igloo anyway though as thats a good price for it in shankhill. just need a bigger car or try and hide it indoors from the girlfriend.
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#15 Post by sparkey+1 »

Dont think i would be leaving my gear overnight in the car as i learned from past experiences :evil: chat to the misses and even leave them out the back yard/garden and Paul Mason a pure gent to deal with....
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sparkey+1 wrote:Dont think i would be leaving my gear overnight in the car as i learned from past experiences :evil: chat to the misses and even leave them out the back yard/garden and Paul Mason a pure gent to deal with....
I know and I agree. Working on getting it into the house but least most of it fits the boot except one rod which I sneak in. No garden unfortunately
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#17 Post by JOHN1 »

jhcabs wrote: just need a bigger car or try and hide it indoors from the girlfriend.
Dump the girlfriend and BUY a roof rack for the car and all your problems will be sorted :wink: :lol: :lol:
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#18 Post by paul mason »

Dump the car sell the flat and buy a house on the beach!!!
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#20 Post by Noelo5 »

Roof racks all the way best fishing investment I bought all year 30 euro second hand.. 2 bungee cords and away ya go...


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