I'm fishing a water where there is a need to jump into your chest waders when you get a fish on . As I leave them rolled down ready to slip into I'm wondering what everyone does to cover them to stop them from filling up in the rain . Or is there some bag you use for protection whilst being easy to get access , thanks .
In reply to Post #1
Korda have just released one, Wychwood do one as well....or you could just use a bin bag!
Korda have just released one, Wychwood do one as well....or you could just use a bin bag!
In reply to Post #1
The Wychwood bad is very good.
The Wychwood bad is very good.
In reply to Post #2
Not carpy
Not carpy
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I would use a bag but can see it ending up in the lake .
I would use a bag but can see it ending up in the lake .
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On the contrary....it is VERY carpy....
On the contrary....it is VERY carpy....
Prologic have just bought out waders with a pull out flap in the back of the wader to cover them over when rolled down and out in the elements. 
In reply to Post #2
Don't most black bags have little holes in them nowadays to stop people suffocating whilst doing sex games haaha
Don't most black bags have little holes in them nowadays to stop people suffocating whilst doing sex games haaha
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i would not know
i would not know
In reply to Post #7
ohhhh
ohhhh
In reply to Post #1
I stick an old Nash Trax barrow wheel bag over mine, transport them in that as well
I stick an old Nash Trax barrow wheel bag over mine, transport them in that as well
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Thanks for the replies , I'll give your suggestions a look . After a bit of browsing I came across the Cotswold Aquarius wader bucket , has anyone seen or has one of these , thanks?
Thanks for the replies , I'll give your suggestions a look . After a bit of browsing I came across the Cotswold Aquarius wader bucket , has anyone seen or has one of these , thanks?