If you’ve fished through the depths of winter, you will have no doubt struggled with your gas freezing up. If you’re spending days on the bank at a time, you will soon realise the importance of a kettle. Aside from keeping you topped up with a brew, boiling water to do a bit of washing up between meals is also handy – so, which is the best fishing kettle?. Both the legs and flame guards fold into each other, so it takes up hardly space inside your luggage either.

Lets get straight to the key feature here – it includes an adjustable flame, which means you can decide how much heat you generate!Angling Direct are such a fan of good-quality cooking kit that we’ve even created cooking products to add to our own brand range, Advanta, our range of cookware includes a micro-stove, a windshield, and a three piece cook set, and much more for the cost conscious angler.

The majority of stoves on our shelves are small units with an exterior cable, or pre-heat tube, to connect to a gas cannister. Manufacturers place importance on having an oversized pre-heat tube to allow for the efficient flow of gas. These stove base units are predominantly wide framed, with a low centre of gravity, increasing the stability of the stove.This is great for cooking food where a lower temperature is required, whilst the built-in piezo ignition produces an instant spark so you don’t have to fumble around with a lighter anymore. Obviously, you’re then buying two stoves so doubling the price of your cooking gear. RidgeMonkey are never the cheapest brand either so be prepared to pay for this level of bankside luxury. My main reason for opting for this type of stove was the rigidity. The Bulin T4 is super low, with three fold out legs that give you a solid base for even the biggest of frying pans. I use mine with the RidgeMonkey Steamer pan and it’s perfect.

Fishing cooking sets are the perfect all-in-one solution for anglers looking to streamline their gear without compromising on the quality of their outdoor dining experience. These sets typically include a combination of stoves, pots, pans, and utensils, all specifically designed to be compact, lightweight, and easy to use in the great outdoors. Ideal for those who want to keep their kit organised and efficient, these cooking sets ensure that everything you need for preparing a meal by the river is conveniently at hand, making them a practical choice for any fishing excursion. All four stoves are designed for use with a butane/propane mix gas canister using the EN417 ISO screw thread, such as these Coleman Performance Gas Canisters. Why should I buy this fishing stove? It has an on-board battery at 3000mAh that gets its charge from the heat that’s generated from cooking. You can then this via the USB to charge your phone. Very cool indeed! It does weigh 1.4kg which obviously is a lot heavier than the above stove, but then they can’t also charge up your phone! It’s 365mm high and 380mm wide, so not the smallest or the lightest stove!This ensure your kettle or pan doesn’t topple off. Why should I buy the Trakker Armolife CG-3 Fishing Stove? No, it’s not a carp fishing brand, but that’s what’s great about it. You get great quality without the carp tax. There are four models in the range, this one is a standalone fishing gas stove featuring a quad design that is super stable, making it very safe. If you’re somewhat of a Gordan Ramsey on the bank, the chances are you’re going to want to have two gas hobs on the go at once.