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Just curious, what happens if one accidentally gets in too deep and your
waders fill up with water? I haven't been there yet, but it's crossed my mind if it happens. Sounds like it could be a dangerous situation....not a great swimmer here. I'll also pick up an wading staff from what I've been reading here, that ski pole sounds like a great idea. -tom |
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