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Where vision meets the bank. Dive into guides, stories and behind-the-scenes insight from the brand built for serious carp anglers.
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Every decision on the bank starts with what you see and how you feel. Our blog explores the gear that gives you clarity and comfort in every session, alongside the tactics, people and culture that make carp fishing so addictive.
From lens technology that reveals underwater life to clothing that shelters you from the worst weather, you’ll find content built to support your angling progress and passion.
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- Lunettes de soleil polarisées pour la pêche – Lens tints, spotting tactics and visibility.
- Vêtements de pêche – Layering systems and all-weather performance.
- On the Bank – Lifestyle and watercraft stories.
- Behind the Brand – Design, innovation and purpose.
Summer rain hits different. It arrives suddenly, pours hard, then leaves you steaming inside a jacket that felt fine in the shop. The key to fishing well through those unpredictable showers is a layering system that keeps you both dry and breathing easy. Why cheap waterproofs fail in summer A non-breathable jacket traps heat and
Your feet decide how much water you cover. With the wrong footwear, bankside travel becomes slower, colder and more tiring than it needs to be. With the right choice, you stay comfortable and confident no matter what the ground throws at you. Grip that works in mud, grass and gravel The bankside isn’t a paved
There’s more to warmth than stuffing a jacket full of insulation. Fishing demands comfort while active and while still. The right insulation keeps heat in without overwhelming you when rigs need tying or a fish suddenly changes your plan. Warmth comes from breathability A jacket that traps too much heat makes you sweat. That moisture
Staying dry is one thing. Staying dry and comfortable is another. A jacket that looks waterproof in a shop can quickly become a sweat house halfway through a session. Waterproofing and breathability need to work together if you want real performance on the bank. Waterproof ratings in the real world Waterproof ratings are measured in
There’s a lot of science behind good fishing sunglasses, but it doesn’t need to feel confusing. Here’s what each Fortis technology does and how it helps you catch more. XBlok — Mirror Coatings XBlok reflects harsh light away from your eyes. It reduces glare over bright water, especially midday or on wide open pits. Cool
Weed growth creates sanctuary, shade and food. Carp love it because anglers struggle to see into it. The right lenses help you look through thick cover and read the shapes holding just below the surface. Contrast finds the fish In weed-choked pits, the biggest challenge is separating fish shape from greenery. A tint that boosts
The right lenses give you the focus to make better decisions on the bank. Whether you want the best clarity, maximum protection or a lightweight everyday pair, choosing the right material makes a real difference in how you fish. Standard Lenses Lightweight and affordable without losing performance. Standard polarised lenses cut glare effectively and deliver
The first and last hours of daylight are magic. Carp feel confident, light is soft, and the water reveals more than it hides. You just need the right lenses to see it. Low-light sunglasses protect your eyes while helping you spot the early signs of a bite. When light gets low, detail matters Carp might
Boat fishing gives you access to water others can’t reach. It also throws glare at you from all directions. Waves, decks, wet jackets and even rods reflect sunlight into your line of sight. The right eyewear gives you calm vision and control while everything else moves. Glare comes from everywhere On a boat, there’s no
Stillwater carp give you everything and nothing at the same time. The surface can look calm and empty, while an entire story plays out just beneath it. Sight fishing is about learning to notice what matters, then acting before the moment moves on. Begin with shapes Look for bold outlines that interrupt the natural flow
