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Chris in Mass · 02-28-2007, 06:35 AM

Thanks. Not talking about the nights I plan to push out and deep wade. I'm OK with the chest waders here.

I'm talking about the nights where I plan to start out on the rocks/jetty (korkers) - just mostly getting splashed. Then jump down, walk the rocky shoreline and push out at intervals. Don't think I'll mind getting a little wet mid-season if I decide to push it with this set up. Also, getting more skittish on a jetty in full chest waders.

Fish pretty much RI exclusively, 50 trips a year. Being 6'2', 240 I'm also looking for better ankle support. The boot foot ain't really cutting it when in around the bowling balls.

So you think these products will fill up. Maybe I'll try knee high wetsuit socks, wading boots/korkers (aready have/use these), and splash pants for these nights.

02-28-2007, 06:35 AM	#5
Chris in Mass __________________ iTrader: (0) Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Recently relocated to the shores of Rhode Island - East Bay! Posts: 505	Thanks. Not talking about the nights I plan to push out and deep wade. I'm OK with the chest waders here. I'm talking about the nights where I plan to start out on the rocks/jetty (korkers) - just mostly getting splashed. Then jump down, walk the rocky shoreline and push out at intervals. Don't think I'll mind getting a little wet mid-season if I decide to push it with this set up. Also, getting more skittish on a jetty in full chest waders. Fish pretty much RI exclusively, 50 trips a year. Being 6'2', 240 I'm also looking for better ankle support. The boot foot ain't really cutting it when in around the bowling balls. So you think these products will fill up. Maybe I'll try knee high wetsuit socks, wading boots/korkers (aready have/use these), and splash pants for these nights.