Vest
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Vest
Can anyone recommend a saltwater friendly vest/waistcoat ie, all plastic zips or all velcro fastenings flaps etc???
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Re: Vest
These are quite a snug fit but waterproof, lacking pockets though
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Re: Vest
Have a look at Vass or Shakespeare Salt range, Rapala do som6nice stuff too
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The ones for the fly anglers look good. The vision and fishpond ones look very good. Not sure if there saltwater resistant though. Good selection at Glasgow angling centre
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Re: Vest
Alan_dalton wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28 2020 09:58 -Is the first one you posted cheaper?
Actually seen that one Alan, I've been looking for something a bit more "budget". I think my current Cortland model will do for the time being.
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Brian Carragher wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28 2020 08:42 -Can't find any vests by them Bri!Have a look at Vass or Shakespeare Salt range, Rapala do som6nice stuff too
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Re: Vest
Bob Watson wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28 2020 11:27 -I reckon it would chaffe aswell if you got sand in it!Alan_dalton wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28 2020 09:58 -Is the first one you posted cheaper?
Actually seen that one Alan, I've been looking for something a bit more "budget". I think my current Cortland model will do for the time being.
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Re: Vest
Plastic zips or velcro Bri.
I've ruled out all the usual search result returns. If I really get into it, I'll stretch to the Patagonia.
I've ruled out all the usual search result returns. If I really get into it, I'll stretch to the Patagonia.
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Re: Vest
Bob Watson wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28 2020 11:44 -my loft might be your answer for a budget vest. can check and you can pm me. ok postage etc. not wanting much they do fail in salt water need very good wash and lube.Plastic zips or velcro Bri.
I've ruled out all the usual search result returns. If I really get into it, I'll stretch to the Patagonia.
retired so time to smell the roses.
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OLDESOX wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28 2020 12:08 -There's loads of budget vests available for next to nothing, I was specifically looking for saltwater proof zips. My cortland freshwater fly vest has nylon zips with metal pullers. It'll do at a pinch.Bob Watson wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28 2020 11:44 -my loft might be your answer for a budget vest. can check and you can pm me. ok postage etc. not wanting much they do fail in salt water need very good wash and lube.Plastic zips or velcro Bri.
I've ruled out all the usual search result returns. If I really get into it, I'll stretch to the Patagonia.
Still have a look though, I'm open to all suggestions
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Re: Vest
Bob Watson wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20 2020 12:26 -Can anyone recommend a saltwater friendly vest/waistcoat ie, all plastic zips or all velcro fastenings flaps etc???
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First rule of sea angling clothing - the air temp will be the water temp if there is any sort of wind.
I spin the beaches here and elsewhere usually dawn and dusk and always wear a windproof fleece with underarm zip for ventilation (Wolfskin).
(Lures in a sling bag and net pole with a spike to aid walking and drying).
'No Man Ever Fishes The Same River Twice, .... For It Is Not The Same River, .... And He Is Not The Same Man' Heraclitus of Ephesus