In carp and bottom fishing, the team must work both in long waits and in strong cast or fast rise to the fishing rods. The section includes thermal clothing, winter suits, jackets, hats, towels and thimble. Sort them according to the specific session: duration, season, tent stay and weight of the fixtures, instead of wearing the same set year round.

As base layer Thermal blouse ASSERI MERINO WOOL THERMO+ XXL uses an external part with 80% merino wave. This material regulates temperature by retaining heat in winter and remains suitable in warmer weather. Natural antibacterial properties associated with the restriction of body odor are also mentioned a practical feature in a longer stay by the water.

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Above the thermo layer add a garment according to the real conditions, without pressing it with too tight sleeves. When tested, lean toward the stand, sit low and stretch your arms forward. If the blouse is pulled under the armpits or slipped from the waist, this will create inconvenience in repeatedly getting up and working around the camp.

In a power throw, the pointer protection has a direct connection to the mount. Thimble Carp Pro CAST FINGER SIZE is designed for casting heavy mounts and rockets when monofilament or braided fishing line can cut wet skin. The protective part is of healthy natural leather. Place it on the arm that releases the fishing line and check that it stays steady in full swing.

The towels must be separated from clean clothing and placed where they are reached immediately after kneading a groundbait or touching wet accessories. If you are adding a Daiwa hat, match it to the hood and season, not just the other team colors. In a night session, prepare the warm layer in advance, instead of looking for it after a sharp cooling.

Merino garment is washed and dried according to its label because inappropriate temperature or strong mechanical treatment can distort its shape. The skin protection for the finger should also dry before retraction. Review the seams, velcro and the area that contacts the fishing line; there wear matters more than the appearance of belonging.

When preparing a carp outing, match clothes and personal equipment to the place, season and duration, and Accessories for carp and bottom fishing use as the next step to the rest of the accessories. For a more general overview compare with Clothing/Equipment, and if you alternate techniques or catch in more dynamic positions, consider and Clothing and equipment for feeder fishing according to the conditions near the water.