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joeswitchback26
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 Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2013 5:52 pm Post subject: Breathable waders for Pulaski |
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Gearing up for my annual trip up to Pulaski for the steelhead run in December. I've been using neoprene's the last few years, but looking to get a pair of breathables. Any suggestions? Boot foot vs. stocking foot etc....
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bowhunter095
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Location: Berlin, CT
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| Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2013 10:12 pm Post subject: |
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Either way, your still gonna freeze your ass off  I tell myself every time that I'm not gonna let my feet freeze and they always do |
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joeswitchback26
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| I hear you. There have been a few times that my waders froze within minutes of getting out of the water - still go back though... |
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Redneckangler
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joeswitchback26
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I've been looking at the cabelas site and liked the wader/boot combo they sell for 199.00. Also saw the Frog Toggs Hellbenders stockingfoot. They are less expensive than the cabelas brand, then buy a pair of cabela's wading boots comes out to less than the cabelas combo.
I'll just have to force myself to go up to cabelas and see.  |
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