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If you’re looking to do some night fishing, one thing you’re going to need is a good bedchair, but how do you choose the right one? Well, it comes down to intended use really, not to mention what kind spread you might be carrying around your waist!

All bed chairs follow the same basic principle, in that they have a fold up foot end, a hinged head end which can be locked at various angles, and legs underneath which also fold up and can be height adjusted to get the bedchair level on uneven ground. From that point on there are innumerate variations on the theme, firstly there’s the amount of legs; 2, 3, or 4 legged frames (giving 4, 6 or 8 actual feet) and then there’s a million different ways to pad them out.

The most basic of beds will have a good robust canvas style material attached to the frame by elasticated cords. There won’t be too much additional padding so the actual frame of the bedchair might be left bare. The more you spend the more cushioned padding you get which will then begin to cover the frame in full and offer various support cushions throughout its length. Top end models will also have good padding around the head and some even come with integral sleeping bag systems.

The type you go for will ultimately be governed by the amount of weight you want to carry to the swim and the amount of your own weight you need the bed to support! If you’re of a slim build, a 2 leg bedchair will be fine. If you regularly have friends sitting on your bedchair too whilst fishing, a 3 leg bedchair will offer a bit more support and strength, but will obviously be that bit heavier to transport.

If you are of a larger build, then you would be better suited to a 3 or 4 legged bedchair, which will be constructed from slightly heavier duty materials and in most cases will be bench tested and offer a weight that it is designed to take.

Once you’ve chosen your ideal sleeping companion, there are a few useful extras worth looking at too. First up is a bedchair bag. Basically a very large bag designed to take your folded up bed, sleeping bag and pillow all in one. These bags are great for keeping mud, dust and rain off your bed whilst getting to and from the bank, and with large padded adjustable shoulder straps, they allow you to spread the weight nicely when carrying. The thicker the material the better, and ones with a padded base are often best as the end bars of a folded bedchair have a tendency to ware away at the base of the bag.

Finally, a nice little addition to your new purchase would be a bedchair organiser; a handy little tackle storage system which hangs down from the side of your bedchair, allowing easy storage and access to your mobile phone, car keys, remote sounder box, polarised glasses and so on. They attach easily using Velcro straps and can be folded up as one when you pack away. A really handy little innovation which in many cases can allow you to do away with a bivvy table.

All you need then is a good sleeping bag to put on it and you’re away.

Sweet dreams…
 

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