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re: Wade fishing in duck hunting waders?
Posted on 2/23/20 at 8:00 am to fishfighter
Posted on 2/23/20 at 8:00 am to fishfighter
But he wasn’t wearing neoprene waders because they weren’t in use yet. The baggy rubber ones would kill ya without a belt cause they almost did me in once.
Posted on 2/23/20 at 9:49 am to KemoSabe65
When that heavy water gets in em. Leaving the light water outside, it can get spicy
Posted on 2/23/20 at 6:41 pm to tigerfoot
quote:will only happen if you get a hole in the boot because the heavy water is near the bottom.
When that heavy water gets in em. Leaving the light water outside, it can get spicy
Posted on 2/23/20 at 8:03 pm to hall59tiger
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Wade fishing in duck hunting waders
Tell Wade to get him some fishing waders
Posted on 2/24/20 at 9:45 pm to hall59tiger
That’s what you fish in wading rivers up north, you need the insulation in that cold water. I have the sock feet with boots made for it but I would use my duck hunting waders on the coast.
Posted on 2/24/20 at 9:57 pm to Manatee
Not really, most guides wear Simms breathables with felt soled boots for the rocks. Neoprene can be used but they sweat and limit mobility when making long wades.
Posted on 2/26/20 at 9:22 pm to cgrand
Slow 2 days of fishing but I did manage to catch my pb at 24.5 inches and around 5 lbs. Needless to say I am now addicted to wade fishing. Having said that, looks like I will be investing in some simms g3 waders but I am not sure what type of wading boot to get that would be compatable with those type of waders. I do not want anything too bulky because of how much ground I have to cover. Are there any wading boots that will work with the stocking foot waders and with neopreme socks. I am wanting something that will work in the winter and summer when I am not wearing waders.
Posted on 2/26/20 at 9:26 pm to hall59tiger
Not going to happen, Wade boots need to be 1-1.5 times larger than regular shoes/boots. Stick with a Simms vibrant soled boot in the upper tier and buy their wet Wade boot in reg size. My new boots are the g3 and very comfy.
Posted on 2/27/20 at 7:28 am to hall59tiger
Glad you caught a nice fish with Lee. If the fish are eating, he will catch them. You can definitely wear any of the Simms boots throughout the seasons, with or without waders. However, if comfort is a determining factor of how much time you'll spend on the water, you'll be better served by purchasing two distinct pair.
I wear Simms flats sneakers with their wet wading socks during all but the coldest months. They're comfortable enough to wear without any socks if you choose and sizing runs the same as your normal shoe size. The G3's mentioned above are extremely nice as are the Headwaters BOA boots. Both styles tend to have less water flow in and out of the boot meaning your foot will stay warmer inside your stockingfoot waders. The Headwaters appear to be the last model still sporting their BOA lacing system, if that's your thing. I've found that most of Simms' wading boots that are to be worn over stockingfoot waders should be sized up by at least one size.
Look online for Simms sales on waders and boots. There are deals to be found. Next time you're in Houston, stop by one of the Fishing Tackle Unlimited stores in order to shop the largest selection of Simms gear that you'll ever see.
I wear Simms flats sneakers with their wet wading socks during all but the coldest months. They're comfortable enough to wear without any socks if you choose and sizing runs the same as your normal shoe size. The G3's mentioned above are extremely nice as are the Headwaters BOA boots. Both styles tend to have less water flow in and out of the boot meaning your foot will stay warmer inside your stockingfoot waders. The Headwaters appear to be the last model still sporting their BOA lacing system, if that's your thing. I've found that most of Simms' wading boots that are to be worn over stockingfoot waders should be sized up by at least one size.
Look online for Simms sales on waders and boots. There are deals to be found. Next time you're in Houston, stop by one of the Fishing Tackle Unlimited stores in order to shop the largest selection of Simms gear that you'll ever see.
Posted on 2/27/20 at 8:15 am to Badmug
BOA sucks for wade boots, Buddy has a pair and uses zip ties since he can’t keep the wire from breaking. He has gone through a dozen laces in four years of owning the boas.
FTU is a Simms wonderland, watched a guy outfit a client one day there. Total had to be a couple thousand.
FTU is a Simms wonderland, watched a guy outfit a client one day there. Total had to be a couple thousand.
Posted on 2/27/20 at 9:29 am to KemoSabe65
I dont know whether to be appreciative or mad at you guys for how much ill be investing in all this haha. In all seriousness thank you guys for this new addiction.
Posted on 2/27/20 at 5:31 pm to hall59tiger
BOA laces definitely make you think twice about scraping them across an oyster reef but I’ve had the same original laces on mine for six years. That might be an indictment on how often I choose my flats sneakers over the BOA’s. Whatever you do, make sure you buy boots with Vibram soles. Leave the felt soles for the boys in Montana. Simms has the best wader warranty, bar none. A buddy of mine just got his waders repaired at Simms after a squirrel attacked them in his garage. They’re good as new and now he looks like a pretty serious wadefisherman. Their custom shop will even add a horizontal dryloc zipper in the crotch for easy relief if you order direct from Simms. Enjoy!
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