The best fishing chairs

The Maver MV-R Feeder Chair is an incredibly comfortable seat with additional bonuses. It’s supplied with an adjustable leg system to accommodate a variety of heights, as well as offering a stable platform from which to fish.
The 30mm front legs make it easy to attach any accessories you like to use, be they side trays, feeder rests, keepnet arms or pole socks.

The chair is also very strong and sturdy, it will take up to 20 stone and features convenient armrests that can be unclipped when pole fishing.

Covered in a robust, wipe-clean material, the sturdy metal framed chair features a padded mattress, padded headrest, and adjustable back rest and arm rests.

The eye-catching all-black Daiwa N’ZON Feeder Chair has a solid steel and aluminium frame, and comes with fully extending 36mm front legs and adjustable back legs, both with large tilting mudfeet.

It’s fully compatible with all the latest Daiwa System 36 accessories. The specially designed feeder chair has a high padded back section that supports your head and neck, so if you’re fishing running water and staring up at your rod-tips for long periods, this chair will help rather than hinder you. The extra-long front legs can be easily levelled.

Four fully adjustable 30mm legs on the Preston Innovations Inception Feeder Chair not only provide more points to attach accessories, but also provide a lot of adaptability when it comes to height, which is especially useful on steep banks.

The downside, though, is that these can get in the way when fishing a pole. Removable legs, folding backrest and a carry strap make transport easy. There is even a footplate available separately if required, and it’s compatible with Preston OffBox accessories.

The Wychwood Tactical X Compact is a stripped-back, cheaper and lighter version (3.5kg) of the popular Tactical X range, making it very easy to carry on long walks and shorter sessions. It folds flat for transport and includes swivelling mudfeet.

The drawback with this light, affordable chair, though, is that only the front two legs adjust, and it won’t accept feeder arms or side trays.

Special magnesium alloy makes the Korum Aeronium Supa Lite Chair V2, Korum’s lightest-ever chair at an incredible 2.3kg. The totally waterproof seat is made from a unique hardwearing webbing with additional padding around the shoulders.

Fully adjustable legs feature swivelling mudfeet for extra stability. A reclining version is also available, as is the deluxe, with armrests and a removable padded mattress for longer sessions.

A very comfortable and fantastic-looking chair, featuring an ultra-strong frame, you can be certain that you will remain comfortable and safe in the Prologic Avenger Camo Chair.

Pivoting mud feet and extendable legs make light work of any uneven banksides, whilst the padded armrests give that extra added comfort. The armrests are also removable, so should you want to reduce the weight, or if you want to use a pole from the chair and they are getting in the way, you can. It makes the chair that bit more versatile.

An improved version of the best-selling fishing chair of all time, the Korum Deluxe S23 Accessory Chair has a patented vertical system utilising square 23mm legs. A breathable seat offers superb comfort while remaining lightweight and durable. The quick fold design ensures it is quick and easy to transport and store.

The telescopic legs on the Deluxe version allow for greater and easier adjustment, and it features reclining and independently removable armrests for added comfort and adaptability. The latest Compact model is smaller and lighter, making it ideal for quick sessions, long walks or a roving approach. Compatible with all Korum side trays, feeder arms and wheel kits.

The famous Nash Indulgence Deluxe Moon Chair features a collapsible frame and adjustable tension straps. Now available as a deluxe version with the addition of full-size swivelling mudfeet for soft ground and to protect groundsheets, one-touch leg adjustment for uneven banks, and a folding frame.

Both feature mesh pockets to store valuables like receivers, keys and phones safely, while the peach skin mattress and micro fleece-padded skirt give a level of elegance and comfort rarely found in fishing chairs.

More of an all-rounder than just a feeder chair, Middy’s MX-100 Pole/Feeder Reclining Chair offers incredible comfort and flexibility. Its unique design allows for an extendable side bar to be fitted to the main frame, while the supplied front and rear pole rests hold a pole in place hands-free. A handy rear rippled foam rest keeps spare rods close to hand, and an up-and-over mid-positioned rest can be flipped over to act as a butt rest.

Finally, the front rest’s ribbed head section allows for quivertips to be accurately positioned. It also features a U-bend to hold a pole. There’s a side tray and a one-way arm with a threaded stick that acts as a keepnet holder. A cut-away section makes for easy shipping of a pole, and a high padded headrest, adjustable legs, swivel mudfeet and multi-positional recline complete the picture. It folds flat for easy transportation.

Read our full Middy MX-100 Feeder fishing chair review here.

A strong yet exceptionally lightweight construction using magnesium alloy allows the Fox Duralite Fishing chair to boast a 180kg load rating. Fully adjustable locking legs feature large swivelling mudfeet. Arm rests are included for added support, while the 3D mesh and polyester padded seat aids comfort and saves on weight.

Folding legs are held in place by spring-loaded locking pins for ease of use.