Fly fishermen used to think we had no choice and used neoprene waders, but when you use neoprene you sweat a lot and the body loses heat almost 20 times as fast when wet. Most fly shops today only stock breathable waders and they are the way to go for all seasons. The base layer regulates body temperature by wicking perspiration away from the skin. A base layering system offers the fly fisherman a variety of choices for different levels of exertion and temperature that wick moisture away from the skin, breath efficiently and dry fast. Mid-layers are usually some sort of technical fleece and are synthetic, they are best because of the small bulk compared to amount of heat keep in. The outer layers are a key element for this whole system to work, buy the best outer shell you can afford, the garment protects you and breaths during torrential downpours and cold weather snow squalls .
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
WNY Fl y Fishing - Dressing to Fish in Cold Weather
Fly fishing in the cold weather can be down right horrible if you do not have the right equipment, You will need to have the best clothing available, if you expect to stay warm.
Fly fishermen used to think we had no choice and used neoprene waders, but when you use neoprene you sweat a lot and the body loses heat almost 20 times as fast when wet. Most fly shops today only stock breathable waders and they are the way to go for all seasons. The base layer regulates body temperature by wicking perspiration away from the skin. A base layering system offers the fly fisherman a variety of choices for different levels of exertion and temperature that wick moisture away from the skin, breath efficiently and dry fast. Mid-layers are usually some sort of technical fleece and are synthetic, they are best because of the small bulk compared to amount of heat keep in. The outer layers are a key element for this whole system to work, buy the best outer shell you can afford, the garment protects you and breaths during torrential downpours and cold weather snow squalls .
Fly fishermen used to think we had no choice and used neoprene waders, but when you use neoprene you sweat a lot and the body loses heat almost 20 times as fast when wet. Most fly shops today only stock breathable waders and they are the way to go for all seasons. The base layer regulates body temperature by wicking perspiration away from the skin. A base layering system offers the fly fisherman a variety of choices for different levels of exertion and temperature that wick moisture away from the skin, breath efficiently and dry fast. Mid-layers are usually some sort of technical fleece and are synthetic, they are best because of the small bulk compared to amount of heat keep in. The outer layers are a key element for this whole system to work, buy the best outer shell you can afford, the garment protects you and breaths during torrential downpours and cold weather snow squalls .
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