mike trump
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Thanks for all the great replies everyone! I haven’t pulled the trigger on a new set yet. I’m still in the “research” phase… Roughly translated: I’m still trying to get my wife warmed up to the idea of me spending more money on my flyfishing addiction… 😮 [smiley=lipsrsealed.gif]
Unfortunately guys, Simms, Cloudveil and Patagonia are out of my budget this time around. I’m just going to have to take my chances with Cabelas, Hodgman or Columbia. :-[
If Zach doesn’t mind, would you guys post up some retail links to those waders that you’ve had good luck with?
Thanks Zach, I’ll give that article a read this afternoon.
I’ve been looking at the Cabela’s Guidewear Dry-plus waders.
I’m pretty easy on my gear. I’ll probably only fish with them a few times a year. With four kids now, I find I have less and less time to go fishing (go figure 😉 ) However, that said, I’m not immune to walking through briars and brush to cover new water, also I tend to fish on my knees a lot, so basically I’m looking for the best set of waders that around $200 can buy… :-/
Mike:
The teleconverter is actual lens magnification through more pieces of glass. The FOV crop is simply a crop of the angle of view of the lens. So you are getting 450mm cropped 1.5x.
Totally agree.
That’s pretty harsh? What in the world makes to say that?
I can’t find one single fault with my Ross Vision or my Ross Evolution. Help me out here.I guess when compared to themselves they’re OK.
We’ll be expecting and hoping for a full report with photographs upon your return…
How many of those days are guided? Were you able to find a good amount of angling information for your trip planning?
You bet I’ll have a boat-load of pictures.
My most prized posession is my Sage LL 279 rod. It’s the old model with slide band reel seat. Super sweet dry fly rod.
I guess, I’d never sell any of my Sage rods, but that one is my favorite. ;D
