Fish Longer With A Fishing Bivvy

Avid fishermen, listen up. You don't need to sit down on the banks, being chilled half to death, while the wind whips about burning your cheeks and stinging your eyes. A fishing bivvy will help you stay warm, dry and comfy during those long hours spent waiting for the fish to bite. There are simply times during the season when the angling is great, but the weather doesn't want to cooperate within the least bit. The use of bivvies allows anglers to stay out at the banks and finish their fishing expedition while the little swimmers are still biting, even if Mother Nature has decided to call on the rain and the cold.

While there are actually various bivvies that you can choose from, you'll want to pick the one which suits your personal needs the best. A fishing bivvy will normally accommodate one to 2 people, although there are actually larger bivvies available. The lower priced bivvies are often smaller, lighter in weight, and meant for short periods of use. A higher priced piece will likely be heavier duty and is nice for longer angling trips. Those made with a rigid frame system will stand up to winds much better than those that are made with lightweight or bendable frames will.

Bivvies are available with covers, which will often have different qualities of material. Some covers are made to keep driving rain out, while others are only water resistant during a light sprinkling of rain. Screen enclosures on the front help to keep out biting flies, mosquitoes, and other nuisance insects or animals.

Choosing your fishing bivvy is a very individual decision. You'll need to base that decision on the answers you give to the following questions: Where will you do many of your angling? Will there be much room to set up your fishing bivvy? Will you bring many supplies with you that will need to be stored under shelter? Do you intend to fish alone or with a mate? Will the bivvy-setup be left only to you, or will you have assistance at the ready? Do you plan to fish for hours at a time? Days at a time? What is the likelihood that you will probably be angling in particularly inclement weather?What is your budget?

The answers to these questions will vary according to the angler that's answering them. Be sure not to base your decision to buy on only one of the factors listed above. Take all the questions into account whenever you make your choice. Also, try not to think only of the upcoming angling season, but also think of the years to come. Will your answers change? Are you planning to broaden your angling horizons? If so, reevaluate, taking those changes into consideration also. With this information fresh in your head, you is going to be ready to pick a fantastic fishing bivvy for all of your angling needs. Then it is time to sit down and wait for the carp to bite.