Trakker Carp Fishing Gazebo & Gazebo XL: Explained

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The Gazebo and Gazebo XL are multi-functional shelters that can be used as social hubs, cook tents, or even as a spacious bivvy.
Despite their large size, both Gazebos are easy to assemble, and can be set up easily by just one person.
Here, Chris 'Bones' Holmes explains everything you need to know about these versatile fishing shelters.
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1 фев 2024

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@timokatschthaler863 5 месяцев назад

looks good💯🙋‍♂️

@tobythetankpienmash8129 Месяц назад

Hey mate thinking of getting one of these what’s the condensation like when it’s all zipped up for the night? Thinking of using it both for fishing but also camping with the missus.

@t3angling575 5 месяцев назад

Add a zip on floor for full critter proof encapsulation and you will the ultimate answer to the bivvy dilemma of bigger anglers. Here in the U.S., spiders as big as your fist, scorpions, fire ants, etc., are absolutely no fun to wake up to in your bivvy and even sleep system.

@s1opp 5 месяцев назад

I've been using a gazebo style bivvy for my French trips for the past 5 years, the additional space and headroom takes comfort to new level. I'm in the market for a new one, but even if this included a groundsheet and the porch poles, it's still way too expensive compared to almost identical shelters from other brands

@nickschwaller3154 5 месяцев назад

How does it hold to the wind man? And heavy rain. I was thinking about switching to a gazebo full time too. I do only long sessions

@s1opp 5 месяцев назад

@@nickschwaller3154 got to be honest, my gazebo isn't as strong as my 2 man Titan, but I did a week in France in October last year and had a storm come through on the last night. My phone had a weather warning for gusts up to 59mph. The noise was deafening, and receivers had to be on vibrate or you wouldn't hear them. The gazebo survived ok, I think the additional gut ropes in each corner really help keep it pinned down. In heavy rain, it fine because you're probably going to have the door closed, but one problem I have, and this one looks the same (4:02), with the door open and the porch poles in, the rain collects on the door and runs back to the bivvy, it runs around the corner and because of the slope of the front, it runs inside the bivvy