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Post by leckie on Dec 2, 2011 20:44:19 GMT
Guys, Is it okay to continue using breathable waders for winter grayling fishing or will I need to go out and buy a pair of neoprene ones  I'm thinking about my tootsies. I don't want them to drop off  leckie |
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Post by Simon on Dec 2, 2011 22:22:14 GMT
They are all I use, just remember lots of layers underneath! I fished last year during the hard winter and managed OK.
Simon
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Post by leckie on Dec 4, 2011 20:01:48 GMT
Simon,
Thanks for the information - that's saved me a few bob!
I'll be dressed like the michelin man when I go grayling fishing in the depths of winter plus I bought these gel hand warmers as well.
leckie
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Post by Simon on Dec 4, 2011 20:10:24 GMT
Remember the neoprene socks are the same which ever type of waders you use?
Simon
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Post by sakasakebariuk on Jan 2, 2012 19:31:39 GMT
During the colder months I where fleece lined under garment under my breathable waders.
I like simons option of neoprene socks. Will have to look into purchasing some.
I suffer with poor circulation to my feet and therefore wear two pairs of ski socks (thin type) and do not suffer to much. I find the key to fishing in cold water coditions is to keep moving and ensure you get out of the water occasionally to minimise constant water submersion.
Kind regards
SKUK
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Post by leckie on Jan 2, 2012 20:15:11 GMT
Simon, I bought a pair of neoprene socks and they are brilliant. Santa even got me another pair just in case...well they don't last for ever. Thanks for the advice. leckie |
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