Eat well on the bank with our range of carp fishing cooking equipment. From compact stoves and kettles to cookware sets, windshields, and gas canisters, we’ve got everything you need for hot meals and brews during long sessions.
No — using a stove inside a bivvy is not recommended due to the risk of carbon monoxide build-up, fire, and accidental burns. Even with doors or vents open, gas stoves can produce dangerous fumes in enclosed spaces. Always cook just outside the bivvy or in a well-ventilated, open area to stay safe. Keep fuel, hot pans, and flames away from fabric, tackle, and sleeping gear.
Gas stoves are the most popular thanks to their fast boil times, reliability, and compact size. Dual-fuel stoves work well in cold weather and windy conditions, while lightweight burner systems suit mobile anglers. Choose a stable base, good wind shielding, and a stove that packs neatly into your rucksack or cookware bag.
Gas performs poorly in very cold temperatures, so keep canisters warm by using a dedicated gas canister cover. These are usually made of neoprene or a insulating material, designed to stop the liquid gas freezing in cold conditions.
Useful accessories include a kettle, frying pan, utensils, gas canister (plus spare), wind shield, mug, lighter, and a stable table or bivvy table. A compact washing kit and collapsible water bucket help with cleaning.
