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Other Activities => Trapping => Topic started by: DishBogget on June 10, 2016, 06:56:42 PM
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Figured this would be a good off season topic and since I'm in the market for a new pair....
What are your favorite brand/type of wader? I'm in the market for a durable (obviously) chest wader that's not neoprene. I was interested in the Ones Filson made but it seems like they might not be making them anymore so I'm back to the drawing board , let's hear your thoughts !
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Simms G3 Guide. Cabela's work well too as do most of the others but the G3, while more $, is marginally better. If you live in them, are a consummate gear geek, or have enough to money you don't care about the price tag the G4 variants are good.
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I might try the ll bean breathables this year as a recommendation from a buddy. I am done with neoprene.
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The breathable and neoprene I tear up real quick, I trap up real high and the beaver ponds are deep swamps so I got a pair of the heavy duty thick rubber waders from F/T and they are my favorite I can wade through the most thick nasty stuff and I have yet to get a hole !!! I got them big enough to fit my regular clothes under because I'm in and out of my truck and I take them off to drive to the next swamp . My opinion these are my favorite and under $100 shipped
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The breathable and neoprene I tear up real quick, I trap up real high and the beaver ponds are deep swamps so I got a pair of the heavy duty thick rubber waders from F/T and they are my favorite I can wade through the most thick nasty stuff and I have yet to get a hole !!! I got them big enough to fit my regular clothes under because I'm in and out of my truck and I take them off to drive to the next swamp . My opinion these are my favorite and under $100 shipped
ill be getting a pair of these when my cabelas ones wear out
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I wish I had these at the beginning of the season I would have been a lot dryer and warmer just don't make the same mistake as I did and forget to get the suspenders for them on a side note the rubber ones are so much easier to get them on and off compared to neoprene ones
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I wish I had these at the beginning of the season I would have been a lot dryer and warmer just don't make the same mistake as I did and forget to get the suspenders for them on a side note the rubber ones are so much easier to get them on and off compared to neoprene ones
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im just wondering how they will hold up to hawthornes. I have to deal with those hawthornes daily on my lines. Hurts like crazy when they go threw the boot!!!!!! And way more prone to infection
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I go through black berry patches and devils club and still no leaks or rips !
For the rendezvous I'll be there Friday morning and I'll be doing some baby back ribs and the fixens including drinks if there on Friday bring an appetite
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I go through black berry patches and devils club and still no leaks or rips !
For the rendezvous I'll be there Friday morning and I'll be doing some baby back ribs and the fixens including drinks if there on Friday bring an appetite
i will be there. As for the appetite mine never leaves my side lol
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Good deal you bringing anyone
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Good deal you bringing anyone
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yup my girlfriend jacklaroo. We both went last year too.
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Good deal !
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Sorry for the thread jack dishbogget hoping your at the rondevu as well
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No worries at all and yes I'll be there
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