Blog 10 - Fishing outfits for changing weather- Overdressing and getting too warm can result in sweating

Overdressing and getting too warm can result in sweating, which can lead to a chilling, excessive cooldown as the sun sets or even when clouds appear. Layering for fishing allows flexibility, rather than committing to a single item of possibly wrong

Overdressing and getting too warm can result in sweating, which can lead to a chilling, excessive cooldown as the sun sets or even when clouds appear. Layering for fishing allows flexibility, rather than committing to a single item of possibly wrong gear. Also, if you plan on wading, there are a number of choices for that outer layer too. If you are still dealing with water that recently was frozen, chest-waders of temperature-insulating neoprene are essential. However, if conditions allow, the thinner, lighter nylon or pvc type hip-waders provide greater mobility when folded down to turn into clunky boots. The problem with waders is that eventually, they will develop a hole. I’ve had good luck with patching kits but also, 

I still employ an old, heavy neoprene pair with multiple holes, as a protective outer layer to help me plow through the shoreline brush.ng gear. Also, if you plan on wading, there are a number of choices for that outer layer too. If you are still dealing with water that recently was frozen, chest-waders of temperature-insulating neoprene are essential. However, if conditions allow, the thinner, lighter nylon or pvc type hip-waders provide greater mobility when folded down to turn into clunky boots. The problem with waders is that eventually, theOverdressing and getting too warm can result in sweating, which can lead to a chilling, excessive cooldown as the sun sets or even when clouds appear. Layering for fishing allows flexibility, rather than committing to a single item of possibly wrong gear. Also, if you plan on wading, there are a number of choices for that outer layer too. If you are still dealing with water that recently was frozen, chest-waders of temperature-insulating neoprene are essential. However, if conditions allow, the thinner, lighter nylon or pvc type hip-waders provide greater mobility when folded down to turn into clunky boots. The problem with waders is that eventually, they will develop a hole. I’ve had good luck with patching kits but also, I still employ an old, heavy neoprene pair with multiple holes, as a protective outer layer to help me plow through the shoreline brush.y will develop a hole. I’ve had good luck with patching kits but also, I still employ an old, heavy neoprene pair with multiple holes, as a protective outer layer to help me plow through the shoreline brush.