How To Use A Fishing Umbrella | Fishing Umbrella 101

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  • Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
  • Fishing umbrellas are a valuable item of kit for all anglers but they are a bit of a marmite product! Some anglers love them, some hate them!
    But there is no doubt they can allow you to have a comfortable days fishing, even when the weather is shocking.
    We thought it would be a great idea to give you some tips to help you set up your umbrella more effectively.
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  • @richardpope1884
    @richardpope1884 Год назад

    I have been very much in the hate camp where brollys are concerned for close on 40 years, probably due to the amount of times as a kid i was chasing one down river banks or around lakes.
    I wish I'd had this advice then but it's never too late to learn something new and I now feel confident in setting up a brolly and actually being comfortable (ish) in the wind or rain instead of my usual sitting there really thinking I wish I was at home with a cuppa rather than sat here.
    Thanks Mick, I believe you've just enabled me to enjoy even more time on the bank rather than endure it .

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  Год назад +1

      Glad it helped :)

  • @johnpringle5392
    @johnpringle5392 Год назад

    Some great products Nufish, and Mick Vials is a very good talker,top job.

  • @stephenarmstrong6620
    @stephenarmstrong6620 Год назад

    Great advice on twisting of the brolly to put it away, fantastic tip 👍👍

  • @michaelwain3508
    @michaelwain3508 Год назад

    very good mick, you learn something everyday

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  Год назад

      👍👍👍

  • @alanmeasures8337
    @alanmeasures8337 Год назад

    Good vid and great advice on putting it away

  • @robertedmunds2394
    @robertedmunds2394 Год назад

    Enjoyed that video

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  Год назад

      Thanks Robert

  • @HARDYSFISHINGADVENTURES
    @HARDYSFISHINGADVENTURES Год назад

    Nice guide

  • @simonmears818
    @simonmears818 Год назад

    Very Informative video Mick,...
    One thing I always struggle with is the various brolly clamps available, what I think would be ideal, is a brolly clamp which allows you to angle the brolly pole to suit, I.e. angled so that the base of the brolly is on the ground at all times....👍

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  Год назад +1

      I'm sure we will look to improve ours further in the future Simon

  • @the72inc73
    @the72inc73 Год назад

    As we get older, they become essential, imo. Years ago I had a Keenet flatback with zips in, so you could push the pole through, never seen one like that since. I now have the NuFish Nu-Lite and couldn't be without.

  • @antonseer
    @antonseer Год назад

    Very good Mick, one other USE I found is if you buy a new umbrella, keep the old one and “peg it down facing the wind in front of your Quiver Tip Rod, and then you can see everything on a bad windy day. It works especially on Big Rivers and Drains. Tone

  • @trevorchapman9050
    @trevorchapman9050 Год назад +1

    Lovely stuff, all very informative! One question, when on a fully open water and the wind is howling around and you’re trying to fish the pole at 13m plus, you have a brolley clamp and you have a wooden dowel through your brolley stem, how do you position that brolley to be able to ship in and out and look after the tip kits on the roost? gap in the market?

  • @jasonround6506
    @jasonround6506 Год назад

    Thanks mick. I absolutely hate using umbrella. I always struggle to set one up. Thanks for the info

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  Год назад

      Glad to help :)

  • @antrog1895
    @antrog1895 Год назад +3

    Always open your umbrella facing the wind.
    Where’s the fun in that? 😂😂😂
    Mary Poppins 👍😝

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  Год назад

      We all love Mary!

  • @billystoker6096
    @billystoker6096 Год назад +1

    Another tip Mick, put the point inside of the pole, stops any damage to your holdall, I learned that many years ago with my Flat 8.

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  Год назад

      Great tip 👍

    • @justinsteel6360
      @justinsteel6360 Год назад

      Love the tip for rolling it tight to pack away 👌

  • @michaelgray1351
    @michaelgray1351 Год назад

    Just bought a Nu-tex umbrella as mine blew inside out even though it was pegged down and guy roped.
    Can these be turned back the correct way should they go inside out.
    Also what do you do if the wind is blowing towards you but need to keep the sun off you.
    Cheers 🍻

  • @MikeyDunn
    @MikeyDunn Год назад +2

    Definitely peg 'em down whenever possible, don't want one flying toward your face pole-first, like on a clip of Jamie Hughes I saw recently.

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  Год назад +1

      Definitely not ⚫️🟡

    • @CB-xr1eg
      @CB-xr1eg Год назад

      I saw that, it sunk! Wonder if he got it back. If Andy May had been there he would have dived straight in after. The ginger nutter!🤣

  • @johnkay7354
    @johnkay7354 Год назад

    about 50 yrs ago my mum bought my dad a brolly for xmas, first day on the beach, it took off and flew about half a mile out to sea, he never did get another one, if only you had your video out then, and did you give it a shake to get the wet off before wrapping it up to put in the bag, any tips on what to do when the brolly is completely frozen and you cant get it down

  • @michaelferrier4895
    @michaelferrier4895 5 месяцев назад

    When putting the brolly back in the bag - put the pointy end of the pole into the tube to stop it breaking through the bag

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  5 месяцев назад

      Good tip!

  • @stesmith7373
    @stesmith7373 Год назад

    Mick. Spent most of my life match fishing North West canals. Never use one mate apart from when I go pleasure fishing and take the Mrs with me.

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  Год назад

      ⚫️🟡

    • @trevorchapman9050
      @trevorchapman9050 Год назад +1

      What a hero, would love to see that approach on a commercial venue, with the Mrs in tow!?! 🤔🥱🥱🙄🤥🤥🤫

  • @newsmonger77
    @newsmonger77 Год назад

    I always carry a mallet to hammer the spike into the ground which is sometimes rock hard.

  • @radoxytm5101
    @radoxytm5101 Месяц назад

    Is a 50 inch brolly a good size for 2 chairs

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  Месяц назад

      You may be best with a small shelter a supposed to a brolly if you are looking for that kind of space

  • @retroadventurer
    @retroadventurer 4 месяца назад

    What do you do when using a side clamp but the ground is impossible to get pegs into? 🎣👍

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  4 месяца назад +1

      Sometimes you can use other items to anchor your brolly. Your bags can be a good start and using a bungee type strap in a bag can be a great idea

    • @retroadventurer
      @retroadventurer 4 месяца назад

      @@NuFish Thanks 👍

  • @connorscoarsefishingjourne7680

    Fished for years. I hate using it. I use my matrix brolly on the clamp on the back leg but I still don’t feel comfy fishing with it up I can’t ship proper and use my landing net without hitting the pole and when I dont catch it and move the brolly half the brolly is over nothing and I’m still getting rained on 😂

  • @JaseNico3310
    @JaseNico3310 Год назад

    Top tip when fishing under a brolley, is to buy a cheap telescopic landing net handle. Butt can be pushed into the umbrella and collapse in to land fish, no hindrance at all!

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  Год назад

      Brill idea

    • @JaseNico3310
      @JaseNico3310 Год назад

      36mm leg with a pointed ground drive fixed to the end, so that a brolley attachment can be fitted and the umbrella positioned off the seatbox in any position around the around the angler, lashed down securely. Eliminating any box topples from strong gusts...I'd buy one!

  • @swisstony662
    @swisstony662 Год назад +4

    You forgot 1thing don't get off Ur box in mega wind with a brolly clamp not pegged down or soon as Ur weight is off box your brolly turns into a sail and Ur 500 quid box gets tipped into lake with side draws open and 100 quid of terminal tackle is at bottom of lake and it's done that twice in 40 yrs think u would have learnt 1st time lol

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  Год назад

      What a nightmare!

    • @swisstony662
      @swisstony662 Год назад

      @@NuFish ohhh the memorys it's scared me for life lol 😂

    • @markbacon946
      @markbacon946 Год назад

      School boy error i did it last month i needed to tinkle just got up not thought about my unbreler and the wind my box and bait was down the bank so embarrassed learn from your mistakes nothing broken thank god

  • @originalshadowfax
    @originalshadowfax Год назад

    How to set up a brolly video ................... REALLY !!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  Год назад +2

      You do realise many people are trying fishing for the first time and simply aren't as elite as you?

    • @trevorchapman9050
      @trevorchapman9050 Год назад

      To be perfect at everything, video coming soon! Disclaimer, may Be A Knob ProdUcing iT!

    • @Royboy50
      @Royboy50 Год назад +1

      There’s always a clever cnut around when you’re trying to be helpful

  • @apassionfortangling3671
    @apassionfortangling3671 Год назад +1

    But, the fish are already wet 🙄

    • @CB-xr1eg
      @CB-xr1eg Год назад

      True, but the angler doesn't have to be!

  • @mattrowntree3359
    @mattrowntree3359 Год назад

    Best thing for a brollie is a solid spike .

    • @NuFish
      @NuFish  Год назад +1

      Yes we love the Power Spike that we also sell :)

    • @trevorchapman9050
      @trevorchapman9050 Год назад

      Back in the 90s we used to get a rock and tie it from the tip of the brolley with some kitchen twine, that was the anchor we needed. Seems like the wind wasn’t so wild back then! 😂😂😂