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Topic: Officially not a kayak angler yet….  (Read 5817 times)

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Pisco Sicko

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  • Location: South Lake Tahoe, CA
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I use a combination of breathable waders matched with a drytop. I've flopped around in a local lake (in the summer ::)) and had minimal leakage. I can easily adjust the layers underneath for the conditions I expect. The nice part is that I already had the waders, and the top cost ~$100. I know of others that use neoprene waders with the drytop.


kallitype

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  • Location: Vashon Island, WA
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There's a thread on water safety, will post a link here.  I know Zee uses a Kokatat Angler dry suit, I just ordered the Kokatat Goretex bib which mates with the dry top I use.
Never underestimate the ability of our policymakers to fail to devise and implement intelligent policy


kallitype

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Never underestimate the ability of our policymakers to fail to devise and implement intelligent policy


 

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