Fishing Chair (not match)

[BoozleBear]

I want to get a new chair for fishing. I don't want one that has drawers etc for bait, just a comfy one. Ideally:-

 

1. Costing £15-£35

2. Light weight

3. Comfy

4. Collapsable

5. Easy to tie to my rusksack

 

Any thoughts?

 

Thanks,

 

Simon

[jerry weijers]

the fox adjusta chair , i like him light strong and cheap

 

 

gr jerry

[chavender]

check out some of these stools

http://www.mullarkeys.co.uk/fishing/search/stool/0/

[Jigotai]

You could try one of these. I have got 2 smaller ones for my kids and they are great. They come with a holdall that you can sling over your shoulder.

(I hope the link works)

Andy.

[Steve_MK]

You could try one of these. I have got 2 smaller ones for my kids and they are great. They come with a holdall that you can sling over your shoulder.

(I hope the link works)

Andy.

 

 

They do similar ones in ASDA for about £8 or £5 for the junior ones, including a bag that can be worn over shoulder.

 

Armless fishing chairs can be boughht from Argos, Giant is the make, fold up, extendable feet, quite light, about £25. I've got one and am very happy with it, I weigh nigh on 17 stone and am 6'4" it's comforatble for me

[seat172]

Try one of these very cumfy very practical,JRC relaxa. The link will take you to it, i'm 6' 4" and find plenty good enough for long session and you can carry all you gear in it too! Bonus!

 

http://www.anglingdirect.co.uk/catalog/pro...roducts_id=2574

 

Regards

[Steve Burke]

Simon, I was after something similar a few years ago. At least I thought I was! In the end I went for a high-backed version of the chair that Jigotai suggested. Mine was a Shakespeare one (see my field test at http://www.anglersnet.co.uk/Tackle-And-Bai...ack_chair.html)

 

Despite being disabled, I actually found this easier to carry than a lighter flat chair strapped to my rucksack. It's simply carried in the supplied bag that has a shoulder strap, and it rests nicely on my quiver (that I prefer to a rod holdall).

 

I'm not sure if it's available any more, but both Argus and Millets do similar high back chairs, whilst for a lower-backed version follow Jigotai's link.

 

The only disadvantage would be on uneven ground. Here I'd suggest you look at the Nash Daddy-Long-Legs. It's almost as comfortable as the above (which is really saying something), but has adjustable legs and a fold-flat design. However, it's considerably more expensive.

[BoozleBear]

Cheers fellas for all the suggestions, I have a lot to go with there and will now have the problem of which one to choose rather than if there's one out there I'll like!

 

Thanks,

 

Simon

[DavyR]

Don't make the same mistake that I did and buy a Wychwood Rover chair (£20). It's very light and comfy, but the folding legs have a nasty habit of depositing you on your backside if you don't sit down very carefully...

 

http://www.fostersofbirmingham.co.uk/st46454

Edited April 19, 2006 by DavyR

[seph]

jrc roamer, might be at the top end of what you want to spend though at around £39. Comfy, really light and easy to carry. I would not be without mine now probab;y one of the best things I have bought in the last couple of years