The Bulin T4 is the sort of remote-canister camping stove that appeals to anglers who want more stability and power than a tiny burner screwed directly onto a gas cartridge.
A wide burner and low centre of gravity are useful when you’re cooking with larger pans or kettles.
That matters on uneven banks where a top-heavy stove can feel unsafe.
For carp sessions, I’d prioritise flame control as much as maximum power.
A stove that can boil water incredibly quickly but can’t simmer properly is frustrating when you’re trying to cook actual food.
Wind protection is also important, although any shield must be used safely so the gas canister doesn’t overheat.
As with every combustion stove, use it in a well-ventilated area and never inside a closed bivvy.
Anyone using a Bulin T4 as their main fishing stove?