12-06-2011, 01:43 PM
Whatever you can fit, but avoid jeans and cotton... if they get damp they will make you really cold and hypothermia is not a good idea.
It is nice to have looser fitting waders for the colder months. You can then wear some heavy long johns and fleece pants under them to help keep you warm. The same goes for the feet. You need enough room under the neoprene to wear some heavy wool socks without cutting down your circulation. Even in the spring and early summer I wear heavier socks to be able to stay in the water longer. Fleece and wool are good.
If you do that you also need slightly larger wading boots to fit.
It is good to take the socks you will be wearing with you and try the waders and boots on with them.
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It is nice to have looser fitting waders for the colder months. You can then wear some heavy long johns and fleece pants under them to help keep you warm. The same goes for the feet. You need enough room under the neoprene to wear some heavy wool socks without cutting down your circulation. Even in the spring and early summer I wear heavier socks to be able to stay in the water longer. Fleece and wool are good.
If you do that you also need slightly larger wading boots to fit.
It is good to take the socks you will be wearing with you and try the waders and boots on with them.
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