Nash Titan T3 Heavy Duty Groundsheet

If you’re fishing from a rough, rugged bankside, in a country where snakes, rodents, and truly nasty creepy crawlies are par for the course, then no bivvy, not even the hard-hitting, punch-packing T3 from Nash, is complete without a groundsheet. Offering complete protection against the weather and the wildlife, a groundsheet is the finishing touch on bankside shelter perfection.  And when you already have the ultimate bivvy, designed to withstand the most extreme weather and the harshest of conditions, you want a groundsheet that’s built to match your bivvy’s performance.

That’s why, if you already have the T3 bivvy, you need the Nash Titan T3 Heavy Duty Groundsheet, designed to be the perfect enhancement to this lifestyle-item fishing shelter, and tough enough to cover any terrain conditions, and all fishing-related eventualities.

Stylish and practical, heavy duty bivvy groundsheets keep rising damp out of your bivvy, meaning you and your gear stay dry; they protect your gear from getting waterlogged or covered in mud, and keep your bait out of the path of ground-level rodents and other wild intruders; they enhance a quality bivvy’s already exceptional all-round weather protection, and they enable you to keep your bivvy floor clean and presentable, so you can focus on fishing, not housekeeping.

With reinforced edging and elasticated, reinforced pegging points, this groundsheet is easy to fix securely into your Titan bivvy, safe in the knowledge that no amount of weather will take it, and no amount of rough housing, dragging of heavy equipment, or general back-and-forth from bivvy to bank will damage it. From fully-loaded bait buckets to tackle trolleys, this groundsheet really can withstand everything, and makes your bivvy the absolute bankside best in terms of five-star, home from home comfort and convenience.

If you’re a regular on the touring match fishing circuit, and you’re already reaping the benefits of the Nash Titan T3 bivvy, why not add the Nash Titan T3 Heavy Duty Groundsheet to your angling arsenal?