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Old 10-20-2009, 07:12 AM   #10
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I like the Guy Cottens as well.

I have the single layer model in the heavy duty line instead of the double and triple layered. They're a little more comfortable (not that the super heavy duty stuff is bad) and more then tough enough and appropriate for the fishing I do. I'm not pulling lobster traps for example.

But if you need/want super heavy duty, the ones they make, definitely are.

Sounds good, I don't pull king crab traps in the bearing sea either, so exteme heavy duty is unnecessary. I just want to stay dry when I'm doing rainy charters. (Man that suked and I won't let that happen again), or on any fun boat day for that matter. I have some old rain gear but its way too light and water finds its way in so its time.

I will check out all the brands this off season and be prepared for next.

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