WADERS FOR A LADY

[MIKE_24701]

I have a friend that is begining to fly fish and she's looking for a pair of chest waders. She complains that all the waders she's looked at are all too long for her and a bit too tight also. Any suggestions? She'll probably will be wanting them in a boot foot and resonably priced also.

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If it is to be, it's up to me.

[Rolemodel]

Try the Womens Simms Waders,check Ebay she may find them for a good Price.

[fcch]

My girlfriend uses the simms and loves 'em.

3 very hard seaosns and still no problems (stocking foot).


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Christopher Chin
Jonquiere Quebec
[url=http://www3.sympatico.ca/chris_chin/:a550e]http://www3.sympatico.ca/chris_chin/[/url:a550e]

[Greg H]

At the Sportman's Show in Toronto recently I saw the intorductiosn of Wright and McGill products. They have rods and waders for women (as well as men), and I was quite impressed with their construction and detail. I suggest you give them a look before you decide. The men's are at Cabela's, but I haven't checked for women.

[troutbum_mt]

Simms.

'Nuff said.

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Warren F.
Bozeman, MT

[herefishy]

I am a short stout woman and have liked my Orvis - the new ones have attached gravel guards, which are great. I think mine are men's, so go somewhere she can try on all different sizes. They have a great guarantee and if they get a hole in them they are easily mended. Most of the men's waders are too big in the foot and small in the posterior.