How Do You Use Fly Fishing Waders?
Waders may not be the most essential piece of gear a fly fisher can use, but a carefully selected pair can keep you warm and dry and make you a better fisherman. Using waders effectively is more than simply jumping in feet first and heading into the water. Read on to learn how to use fly fishing waders. Fasten your waders securely around your waist with a wader belt. The belt will help prevent your waders from filling up with water and make it easier for you to get out of the water. Plan how you will leave the water before you enter it. Move slowly and allow yourself time to assess the area, especially if it is new to you. Take a wide stance and keep your knees flexed. This position gives you more stability and agility by lowering your center of gravity. Move sideways while in your wide stance. This will help you keep that stable base. Move with the current or at a slight angle to it when crossing a stream. If you must move against it, approach with caution–especially if unsure of you
