I still think we need a fly sishing section 😛
Anyways, it has come down to two choices for me:
Wading boots
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JohnDF SubscriberJohnDF started this SubscriberBoth are a light weight boot. Both have good construction. Both are made from the same materials. The Patagonia has more arch support and is a little bit lighter. Most of the fly fishing guides wear the Patagonias. But, is it worth the extra $100?
I used to wheel a lot. . .
Fred SubscriberFred SubscriberI know nothing about wading boots, but I'm a believer in buying good shoes in general.
I recently went the cheap route when I bought some new hiking boots. They're not near as good or comfortable as the more expensive ones I had.- Guest former userGuest former user
"JohnDF" wrote: Both are a light weight boot. Both have good construction. Both are made from the same materials. The Patagonia has more arch support and is a little bit lighter. Most of the fly fishing guides wear the Patagonias. But, is it worth the extra $100?
No John, it's not. Hodgman also has some nice affordable ones like the Bantam Weight for about $60
JohnDF SubscriberJohnDF started this SubscriberHodgman don't fit my feet. They are too wide and have no arch support.
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How about buying the $50 pair, then geting some Dr Scholl's for $10?
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"JohnDF" wrote: Hodgman don't fit my feet. They are too wide and have no arch support.
Are you fishing or running a marathon?
JohnDF SubscriberJohnDF started this SubscriberWe are often chased by bears, mountain lions, and naturalists. I have to keep ahead of Rob 😀
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Fred SubscriberFred Subscriber"Bender" wrote: I really like these. I find the flowers really add traction. They're the MTRs of the river. 😎
MTR = Maximum Traction Roses 😂
JohnDF SubscriberJohnDF started this SubscriberThat's what the naturalists wear 😉
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"JohnDF" wrote: That's what the naturalists wear 😉
That way you can hear them coming.
BKGM Jeepers President Joined: June 2003BKGM Jeepers President Joined: June 2003"Bender" wrote: I really like these. I find the flowers really add traction. They're the MTRs of the river. 😎
Plus you can get 25 pair for $50. That way you can get different patterns and switch them out along with you flies to see which combo brings those fish in! 😀Kathleen and Brad
JohnDF SubscriberJohnDF started this SubscriberI usually fish nekid...but Rob won't let me 😳
I used to wheel a lot. . .
JohnDF SubscriberJohnDF started this SubscriberMy wife suprised me and bought me the Cabela's wading boots. So, I guess that ends the discussion. Cool wife 😎
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"JohnDF" wrote: My wife suprised me and bought me the Cabela's wading boots. So, I guess that ends the discussion. Cool wife 😎
good, i was starting to worry that i was gonna see pics of you naked soon. thank you cool wife. we owe u. 😀
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