Bivvy Kitchen

Everything for cooking and brewing up on the bank, from compact gas stoves and kettles to sandwich toasters, flasks and cutlery sets. Each item is listed with the lowest price that reputable online tackle shops are currently asking with stock.

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The range is split into stoves and barbecues, kettles, pans and toasters, mugs and flasks, plates and utensils, and wash kit.

Each listing also shows how many reputable online tackle shops have it in stock.

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Cooking on a Session

A compact gas stove and a kettle cover most short sessions, while longer trips call for a pan, a sandwich toaster and a proper set of plates and cutlery. Stoves designed for anglers sit low and stable on uneven ground.

Safe Cooking Near the Bivvy

Gas stoves and barbecues should always be used in the open air rather than inside a closed bivvy, where fumes can build up quickly. Our guide to the best bivvies for carp fishing covers the shelters most anglers cook beside.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a bivvy kitchen need?

Most anglers carry a gas stove, a kettle, a mug and a pan, with a toaster, flask and cutlery set added for longer sessions.

Can you cook inside a bivvy?

Cooking with gas inside a closed bivvy is unsafe because of fumes and fire risk, so stoves are best used in the open beside the shelter.

What fuel do bivvy stoves use?

Most bivvy stoves run on screw on butane or propane canisters, and some compact models use a lighter canister for travel.

Where does the lowest price come from?

The lowest price comes from reputable online tackle shops with the item in stock, and each product page lists every one of them.