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I have a wading jacket that keeps me warm an snug when I use it, and I use
it gladly whenever the weather is clearly going to be nasty most of my fishing day. But it makes me feel like a hunchback it's so large when stuffed into that big back pocket of my vest ... so I prefer to leave it behind, when possible. But, last 'summer' there were many days in Yellowstone that were patchy nasty, mostly nice but every so often a cloud would roll in and dump some rain or snow for a few minutes. The overall temperatures are such that getting wet is not pleasant, and I'm in the market for a very packable jacket/poncho/something that I won't mind carrying all the time, that will keep me dry, and that will serve good windbreaking duty when it's a bit chilly. When it comes to comfort, I don't spare expenses .... so suggestions? |
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