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Fly Fishing Waders

 

When wearing Fly Fishing Waders, the possibility of getting a " ducking " by making a misstep into a deep hole or with the fiendish and conspiring aid of slippery or rolling stones (which do gather moss in streams), is by no means remote.


A good pair of fishing waders will last years if you show reasonable care with them, and 10 years use is not unusual. They are a must part of your fly fishing tackle for any serious fly fishing in lakes, rivers and streams. The most popular materials for waders today are neoprene and breathable Gore-Tex.

Neoprene waders - Are mostly chest waders that are ideal for long periods in cold water and they certainly will keep you warm in winter. They are very durable and if looked after will last you for years. Available in fixed boot style or stocking feet to be worn with fly fishing boots or even sneakers.
 
If you intend walking long distances to your "secret spot" or walking back to your car after a days river fishing neoprene waders can get very hot and sweaty as they don't breathe to well. The solution here is to take a pair of sneakers or walking boots with you. You can then wear your waders draped over your shoulders. They are heavier and bulkier than the gortex fly fishing wader but if you are not into walking long distances with your fishing then they are most likely your best bet.

Easy to repair any leaks by using contact glue or purpose made wader cement that can be carried in your fishing vest.

Breathable Waders - Gore tex waders. Can be referred to as guide waders as these are what professional guides opt for. While they cost more than neoprene's they are also by far the most comfortable, they are light but warm just the same and it's just a matter of layering your clothing to suit the conditions. They are called breathable as that they allow perspiration to escape from your body as you sweat.
This material will tear more readily than rubber or neoprene so care is needed when walking through bush.

Most breathable fishing waders are chest-high, and in the stocking foot variety anglers will require wading shoes or boots. Some anglers favor wading shoes or boots as they give added support and traction while fishing rivers and streams.

Waist waders and hip waders - Many fly waders in this category are still made of rubber which is fine for the purpose, such as in low water summer conditions.

Simms guide waders

Simms fishing waders offer the most advanced fly fishing waders on the market with unprecedented performance through increased durability, design, and features. * 5-layer and 3-layer GORE-TEX® Immersion® Technology * Incorporates more 5-layer fabric than any other wader, throughout legs, waist and seat * Patented YKK® Aquaseal® waterproof center-front zipper * Adjustable stretch spacer mesh suspender system * Zippered hand warmer pockets with quick-drying micro fleece lining * 2 thermolaminated, Schoeller® fabric chest pockets * Adjustable, removable belt system featuring Simms Neoprene Wading Belt and built-in belt loop * Patented front and back leg seam construction for improved fit, increased articulation, and decreased leg seam abrasion * 4mm high-density neoprene stockingfoot with hourglass seam design for more cushion and increased durability * Every pair manufactured and tested in Bozeman, Montana