Guys I got two fly fishing
reviews that I want to share with you. I am in the hunt for a new pair of
waders, which don’t cost through the roof, but yet will take the wear of a day’s
fishing. I think I found the wader in Cabela’s Dryplus Prem Chest Waders. I was
really impressed with triple layer knees and the fact that they don’t fit loose
to the point where they are baggy. The review on these waders are astounding
with 144 reviews resulting in 92 –5 star---36 –4 star—6—3 star and only 6 ---1
star.
Another item some you guys might be interested
in is the new Tenkara Temple Fork Fly Rod in 10 and 11 ft . I recently had a chance to actually get a feel for
this rod the other day when I was visiting Riverside Fly Shop located off the tailrace
at Smith. It was the first chance for me to pick one up and I have to say I was
impressed. The lightness and the sensitivity of these rods are astounding. I am
still in the thought stage as to purchasing one.
The generators are running continuous
at the lake now and fishing below the tailrace is too dangerous for wading.
Randy at Riverside 15” released in the tailrace the other day, so I may get
to connect with one soon, once the water levels get back to normal. One of my main objectives this year is to fish the tailrace much more as opposed to last year.
always nice to buy something that everyone else is already saying its a quality item, a little peace of mind? sounds like they let some nice fish go. time to get after em, good luck
ReplyDeleteGo get them Bill.
ReplyDeleteBlake
ReplyDeleteI always view the reviews on fishing products before I purchase, and these waders seem like a good buy. thanks for the comment
Alan
ReplyDeleteCan't wait until Spring!!
I always appreciate everyone views on gear like this. It sure helps making a decision easier. Now go out and fish!
ReplyDeleteI had to replace a pair of waders last year - leaky at the seams. I hate to pay too much for waders. When I've damaged them, its been in a way that ruins $500 and $100 waders both.
ReplyDeleteI bought the dryplus after pouring over options. In short, I really like them and my pair has been great. They are tough, they fit me well, they are easy-ish to get on and off, they feel solid. The gravel guards are nice and secure.
I don't like the little pocket but then needed to put my id and license somewhere when it was time to switch to stocking cap fishing this fall and ...used it.
They're nice. I wear 8 1/2 to 9 boots and the feet on these are big. If your wading boots are smallish, consider that there can be excess neoprene to deal with. I have room in the toes of my wading boots and all is AOK.
Full season of use, like 'em.
J Welling
ReplyDeleteThis is exactly why I do product reveiws on my blog, especially if I am going to purchase a product myself. Thanks so much for the advice and input about these waders. I knew they were good from all the positive reviews, and your comment has convinced me to make the purchase.
Howard
ReplyDeleteI will be doing a post on these waders after I make the purchase, so if you are in the market for waders keep a look out. Thanks for the comment