"salmobytes" wrote

....that'll keep you warm too, as long as you do not take a plunge.
Then you'll freeze your butt. Neoprene is better at keeping you warm
even when you've filled up with water.......neoprene also tend to fit
tighter,
so you don't fill up with as many gallons if you do go for a swim,
belt or no belt.



Yes, the more I think about it the more I'd want neoprenes in a really bad
situation ... cold, wet, far from help, me and the boat no longer connected,
etc ...

My first thought was mainly about comfort and I DO stay more comfortable in
breathables in chilly weather fishing ... but, again, neoprenes provide more
insurance against the unexpected