Got this for my birthday very nice bivvy but a bit flimsy. The pegs you get with it are rubbish and the proper Daiwa pegs are much better because you can screw them into the ground without having to push them in. One of the key features (other than price) that sets this day shelter apart from the competition is its weight.

The extended side skirts allow for extra protection from the elements in particularly bad conditions.The Daiwa Mission provides extended storm sides to help protect against heavy winds and horizontal rain. You also benefit from groundsheet protection which is handy if you want a dry surface available to you before you stow your gear. The Easy Shelter Plus is an upgrade to the classic and, as such, is definitely a contender for the best fishing day shelter award. 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. One final, added bonus is the two-rod retention straps, which will securely house your rod whilst you rebait or adjust your rig. As to why you should choose a brolly system over other solutions? Well, in comparison to a bivvy it is much lighter whilst giving many of the same benefits.

Some anglers look for price and value as the main factor when looking for the best fishing day shelter. If this is you then look no further than this great offering from a brand called Kingcarp. The best brolly system will have several important features. First of all (and it should be obvious) you want your brolly to be waterproof. Features such as taped seams and drainage systems ensure that it stays watertight. This has been one of Daiwa's best selling adaptable Brollies. The Daiwa Mission Overnighter Brolly is perfectly adaptable in all conditions such as warm weather or in showers. Ease of transportation and setting up is a feature manufacturers are keen to develop in the best brolly systems. Most now are of the ‘pop up’ variety and bear little resemblance to a normal umbrella. If it’s compact enough to fit into a holdall, or be carried easily, then life is so much easier.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. Two telescopic poles serve structural purposes as well, acting firstly as a rear pole that slots into place at either peak or base. When extended fully, this bar offers increased rigidity throughout the shelter's interior space by providing extra tension all around its perimeter. What makes this shelter stand out from the competition is the option to add a full mozzy infill panel and/or a brolly extension at a later date if required. The Shelter is supplied in a spacious bag and comes with two lightweight aluminium tension rods for added support.

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. It comes supplied with two storm rods, and a removeable groundsheet and folds away into a carry bag.In a market flooded with cheap bivvies, the Nash H-Gun Strongbow is a serious contender. OK, it’s never going to trouble its established big brothers like the Titan, but for those just getting into the sport or for those on a tight budget, the Strongbow is the perfect choice. The Daiwa Mission Overnighter is a versitile all round robust Brolly system and has been a very successful product for Daiwa.