Wet Feet no more
 

After putting up for wet feet in Cabelas Waders for years, beginning a
season after they're purchased, I decided that I deserve dry feet.

Simms L2's are my first attempt at this. Not a bad deal at $250, and I had
a little credit built up in my flyshop for doing tying demos.

For the meager amount of time that I spend on the water, these should do
the trick. If I spent 100+ days on stream, the G3's or better probably
would be my choice.


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Scott
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Wet Feet no more
 

On 22 Sep 2008 13:20:54 GMT, Scott Seidman
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After putting up for wet feet in Cabelas Waders for years, beginning a
season after they're purchased, I decided that I deserve dry feet.

Simms L2's are my first attempt at this. Not a bad deal at $250, and I had
a little credit built up in my flyshop for doing tying demos.

For the meager amount of time that I spend on the water, these should do
the trick. If I spent 100+ days on stream, the G3's or better probably
would be my choice.

I think the L2s will serve you well, Scott.

More than 400 days on my G3s and they show little sign of wear and no
leaks. They smell like Ivory Soap inside...... well, Ivory soap and
old stale farts, and maybe a dribble or two. d;o)

Dave