It is time for a new wading jacket for cold weather

My rich friend Thomas Schreiber made an excellent point by suggesting One
word ) Simms Classic Guide Jacket + a Polartec fleece 200. A bit pricy,
but the best midpriced jacket on the market. It's worth every penny. Why
would anyone pay less for fishing clothes, when improper dressed is equal
to no fun?
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Thomas, I agree! I have never been sorry for getting quality items,
especially for my outdoor adventures. I will give it some serious
consideration and see if I can revise the budget...

By the way, your pictures of your new born are awesome!

Chris

"Padishar Creel" wrote in message
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My rich friend Thomas Schreiber made an excellent point by suggesting One
word ) Simms Classic Guide Jacket + a Polartec fleece 200. A bit pricy,
but the best midpriced jacket on the market. It's worth every penny. Why
would anyone pay less for fishing clothes, when improper dressed is equal
to no fun?
----------
Thomas, I agree! I have never been sorry for getting quality items,
especially for my outdoor adventures. I will give it some serious
consideration and see if I can revise the budget...

By the way, your pictures of your new born are awesome!

Chris

Its not my child, but a friend and his wifes child, but thank you anyway )

Reagarding the jacket. If you spend the extra bucks, you'd never have to
worry about your fishing jacket again. One thing less to worry about = more
time dreaming of fly fishing )


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You can usually get the Patagonia lightweight jacket for around $100 at
closeout places like sierra trading post. I have one and it's been real
good and it packs up really tiny. That would be good for you, Chris, given
the amount of gear you bring (g).

bruce h

In article , bruiser
wrote:

You can usually get the Patagonia lightweight jacket for around $100 at
closeout places like sierra trading post. I have one and it's been real
good and it packs up really tiny.

It used to have a lousy zip but I'm glad to see they've changed it.

Apart from that I love mine.

Lazarus

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On Wed, 5 Jan 2005, bruiser wrote:

You can usually get the Patagonia lightweight jacket for around $100 at
closeout places like sierra trading post. I have one and it's been real
good and it packs up really tiny. That would be good for you, Chris, given
the amount of gear you bring (g).

Yep. I chose a closeout Patagonia kayak jacket. It is a pullover style
breathable with very nice neoprene cuffs around the wrists and neck. I
layer with fleece underneath to keep me warm. Judicious use of the neck
cuff allows for control of body heat retained under the jacket.

Mu