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I'm in the market for some new raingear. There is the breathable type that is
usually quite pricey. There is a Columbia gear that looks good but non-breathable and generally keeps you quite dry. I don't know if R. L. makes raingear but that is another preferable brand. Is breathable raingear necessary for the activity of fishing? . |
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raingear
few years ago bought the Bass Pro version of gortex rain suit. It wasnt too
expensive and works great. One of the really nice things I like about it is the sealed sleeved. Think about it, when your fishing your hands and arms are mostl pointed upwards. Without a good seal you're wet. Remember that from a downpour tournament several years ago. The Bass Pro suit has a rubber cuff located inside the sleeves that seals the sleeve and prevents water from running up/down the sleeve when fishing in the rain. And if it's a little cold out with the rain, get your shirt sleeves wet and before you know it you'll be shivering. Least I was. Anyway a good med range rain suit in my opinion. -- God Bless America Josh The Bad Bear |
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raingear
Frog Toggs is pretty good gear for the money, I've had Cabela's Guidewear
for maybe 13 years now with many trips thru the briars and such with no problems whatever. Many trips both in fresh or sal****er, many four day nonstop rain fishing trips to SE Alaska, no leaks yet. |
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