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Back in the day, if you were a fly fisherman, your waders were made of rubber. No water was getting in — or out — unless you snagged them on a barbwire fence getting to the stream. The “out” part of ...

The first time I went fly-fishing I was wearing borrowed waders. The person — guy — from whom I’d borrowed them had to have been at least twice my size. I cinched the shoulder straps as tightly as ...

The first time I wandered into a fly shop on my own, I had no idea where to begin. I had been fly fishing before, but always on a boat and with the help of a partner or friends. Being alone—and ...

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Are your waders letting more water in than they are keeping out? All waders, regardless of the brand, will eventually leak. With all of the thistles, thorns, and brush we encounter in a day’s fishing, ...

Outside the dog days of summer (and sometimes during), fly anglers almost always wear waders. Besides rods, reels, and flies, waders are arguably the most important piece of gear a fly angler will own ...

Speaking of pockets, these waders have two big stretch woven pockets in the front that are perfect for holding fly boxes. There are another two zippered fleece-lined side pockets (where the excess ...