07-28-2003, 10:48 PM
Tube must be of a fishing encyclopedia species.
I have small addition. I do not have to use wader much in Okinawa, only in short winters. When I use wader it is pure latex type or of breathable dry suit type.
I think if you constantly turn inside out waders, it makes them dry quickly but seams of waders weaker faster, and that is where wader is most able to leak. When wader seam dries inside out, and sets in this manner, then it is stressed when you turn it to outside out.
This makes my wader seam last for very long periods. So even with high humid conditions in Okinawa, I use bamboo type poles pushed into the bucket with sands, that is taller then my wader. If you can have some air movement and have the wader upside down, then the wader looses it moisture and stinks. If you cant make mental picture of really skinny legs that point straight up in air with feet at the top, then put wader upside down on the legs.
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I have small addition. I do not have to use wader much in Okinawa, only in short winters. When I use wader it is pure latex type or of breathable dry suit type.
I think if you constantly turn inside out waders, it makes them dry quickly but seams of waders weaker faster, and that is where wader is most able to leak. When wader seam dries inside out, and sets in this manner, then it is stressed when you turn it to outside out.
This makes my wader seam last for very long periods. So even with high humid conditions in Okinawa, I use bamboo type poles pushed into the bucket with sands, that is taller then my wader. If you can have some air movement and have the wader upside down, then the wader looses it moisture and stinks. If you cant make mental picture of really skinny legs that point straight up in air with feet at the top, then put wader upside down on the legs.
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