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Thank you for doing this. I grew up using waders that have the boot attached directly to the wader material... no separate boot is needed. I've often wondered how the separate boot type worked. Now I know that there is a heavy waterproof neoprene sock attached to the bottom of the wader and then the boot fits over that. I now understand! Again, thank you.

I have eu size 43-44 and have size 45 winter rubber boots, and my intergrated wadingsocks just barely fit inside them. Should i buy size 46 real wading boots or what?

Gawwd I hate Morons like this that post videos of good places on UA-cam…best way to turn a good spot into shitty spot…you suck man!!!

I’m thinking about getting into fishing and this was a very straightforward video. Thanks!

So you put boots on with the intention of getting them waterlogged and heavy? To stay dry? It don't make sense. Why not use waders with boots built on so u stay dry completely?

Egg pattern? Now that’s real sportsmanship.

How do you size the boot that fits over the wader

I've watched your video many times over the years as reference, as i don't use my waders often, your instruction on this topic is great, many thanks

Special place - caught my personal best trout here. 24 inch brown. Flows are critical here.

I'm struggling with 6lb+ fish on 20foot leader with 5x in fast water. I don't think you guys would stand a chance landing one of those with your technique - New Zealand browns would buck you guys off right away

Thank you so much. I'm used to neoprene with boots but didn't quite understand the waders with stocking feet and boots. You made it crystal clear. THANK YOU!!

I love Jim's videos

Can I use my old hiking boots with my stockingfoot chest waders?

I did mine with a dark brown scud back on top fibers to point them downward still simple just a added step

Wish I could go fishing with you two for a day. I’m a youngster and have a lot to learn

Thank you

I've fished this entire summer with red worms. all shapes and sizes and have been able to get a fish per hour easily. Best day was 35 fish in 6 hours on a simple hook wrapped in medium red wire.

This is the Strawberry River, people don't fish it because the fishing is tough, really not much more to it than that.

I'm not a beginner, but just bought some "guide socks" at the suggestion of the fly shop guy, so my new boots would fit when fishing in warm water without the waders. I needed to find out what the little hook at the top of the sock was for - and this video showed them in the intro picture - so I watched and now I know (same as the hook on your gravel guard you pulled over the lace on the boot). I bought my first pair of waders around 25-30 years ago and they were thick neoprene. I think 3mm if that makes sense. It was to stay warm in a cold river. Those waders lasted me many, many years. They finally got a little hole which I was able to mend with some goop. When they got a second hole later I sent them to wader heaven. At that time I was living in SW Florida and I bought my second pair of waders, which look like yours in the video, but even lighter maybe, as they were for wading in surf in Florida winter nights. Where the water is not river cold, but winter nights are the one time that in Florida you might actually want to have waders rather than just wading in shorts or quick-dry wading pants. Now I'm back living where there is cold river water. I went in to the shop and found they don't seem to carry the thick neoprene any more. They advised me just to put layers under my Florida waders, which I will do. Anyway, long comment, but the point I wanted to make was in response to your comment about wearing shorts under waders. Back when using the neoprene waders that kept me warm by themselves, I found it very comfortable to wear shorts under the waders, and much easier to get the waders on and off.

Fantastic video and great explanations on what to do and the emerges trimming thanks for your thoughtful approach

Was this filmed before or after the fire?

Are these poor chaps being detained?!

Hello, next month i going to fishing there, in middle Provo. I wonder, what tip of flies work good in this river? Sorry for my english.

Curious about what length and rod weight Phil uses to cast those tiny flies.

Honestly, ty! Exactly the information I needed to hear

That's the easiest ant pattern I have seen tied, and you said it actually catches fish? Just subscribed

Agree, it's about being comfortable and staying warm. If your cold and/or uncomfortable than the whole trip stinks.

Thank you

Love the video! Thanks Jim.

Just a friendly shoutout from your fellow Open Channel Flow students at the College of Engineering at the University of Utah!

Loved the video, very relaxing.

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Heck yeah dude this is sick!

Every time I get an impulse to buy new fishing gear, I come back to this video and it gives me peace of mind and saves me $$$.

Greetings from Australia. I love this video. Less is more.

Went out fly fishing for the first time yesterday and actually fished the same bend with the rocks right where you were! Caught 8 browns and a rainbow! Lucky enough to have some experienced friends/family to help me out.

Thanks just what I was looking for, as a future newbie at this sport.

out of all the wading vids this is far the most helpful for beginners. thank you so very much.

Hmm. Not sure I agree with this for catch and release fish. Tiring them out to exhaustion and then beaching them in gravel, and then stuffing it in tiny polyester nets? Get them in as quick as you can without breaking off, use a rubberized, adequately sized net with and ideally barbless flies. Wet hands before handling the fish.

Can you send a link to a video that ya'll actually show the bounce rig set up that y'all fish so often? Or is that one of ur tricks that is in ur secret tactics that y'all keep to urselves cause its just a bit different then everyone else's but gives u that edge? Hahaha im so curious! Great video's guys. Thanks and tight line's!

Was that about a size 14 worm guys?

Nice fish.

Pretty sure this is the Strawberry River, sadly, destroyed by the Dollar Ridge fire...

Love the opening shots of the trouts. Subbed!

That is 100% a salmon fly

that should have been a 30 second fight haha.

I just bought neoprene waders. Haven't got to use them yet. And korker boots. I'm a scubadiver so yes I know how neoprene works

Thanks for the helpful video. I want to fish a spot that’s about 1/4 mile from the road through fairly open woods (or a field if I trespass). My boots/ waders are similar to yours. Would you hike that distance in them or carry and suit up near the spot? I just don’t know if the felt soles can take 1/4 mile of dry terrain with rocks, sticks, etc.Thanks for any advice!

It was a pleasure meeting you on the bear today(4/4/21), I knew your name sounded familiar! Got a couple on the flies we exchanged. Happy fishing, Jim! I hope I run into ya again one of these days!

Much respect. Much of these waders don't come with instructions. First timers usually don't know what some of the features are. Thanks for sharing. Much appreciate it