Types of tents and their installation features

Fishing tours in the Turukhansky District of Krasnoyarsk Krai offer the opportunity to discover many secrets associated with camping. Fishing in a nature reserve allows guests to escape into the embrace of wild nature and forget the worries and hustle and bustle of the city for a few blissful days.
After all, for any fisherman, a helicopter flight into the taiga, to the numerous rivers and lakes of Putorana, can be a dream come true. The waters abound with trophy, noble fish species: taimen, lenok, grayling, and whitefish, which amaze many with their size and weight.

While rafting, it's important to learn folk wisdom and know how to survive in the beautiful taiga wilderness. It's important to consider many nuances and be prepared for the unexpected. One of the most important tasks when fishing is properly setting up and positioning tents and camp.

Types of tents and how to set them up correctly.

The installation itself is not a complicated process, but you need to know where on the shore it is best to do it.

Types of tents:

Tents come in different models:

• Gable tents are house-shaped and are now considered rare due to their outdated design. These modifications are most often reserved for armies.
• Cascade hemispheres are a more common design. These models are made of durable, lightweight materials. These tents withstand rain, moisture, and strong winds well. They are also easy to pitch and set up without any hassle.
• Half-barrel structures offer a large surface area for comfortable living, whether outdoors or on the shore. The downside is that they take up a lot of space, which isn't always practical on the Putorana Plateau.

What installation rules should be taken into account:

• When rafting on fishing trips, it's best to set up the tent close to the water and away from dense forest cover. However, it's not recommended to set it up too close to the water. Also, choose a well-ventilated area, which reduces the risk of mosquitoes and midges being targeted.
• To avoid waking up in water in rainy areas, a small ditch is dug. It will serve as drainage protection for the fishing lodge.
• You must go to bed with your feet facing the street, and the entrance to the tent should be located directly opposite the camp's rest area.
• Before pitching a tent, you will need to clear the area of debris, pine cones, and branches.
• The stakes should be driven in at a 45-degree angle, but not too tightly. This means driving them completely into the ground. The resulting tension can cause the stake to become unstable.
• The tent floor should be lined with mattresses or a rain tent should be used. Even in summer, nights in the Turukhansk region are quite cold. When visiting the Putorana Plateau fishing tours, comfortable folding beds are used during the rafting trip, eliminating unnecessary work.

How to find a suitable place:

1. Never set up camp in low-lying areas, as unexpected rain can cause inconvenience and unnecessary flooding.
2. Choose level areas or, if available, higher ground.
3. Avoid pitching a tent where ants have trails. They never change their route, and in no time, the tent structure will become overrun with them.
These are the nuances and technologies these tents feature. If set up according to the recommendations, your fishing trip will be unforgettable. You'll be filled with joy at the bountiful catch and the size of the Siberian predators you catch.
And the abundance of mushrooms and berries will allow you to cook amazing, tasty and healthy treats over the fire.