Got to watch out for them in waders man. You can make do in some hornes gumboot style ones but they are slippery and sweaty. I got my breathables from tackleworld. I forget the brand but it’s the only one they stock and it’s a pro or guide level wader. Super tough but also 350-400$ from memory and then you need boots
![REMOTE FISHING for BROWN TROUT [Buddy ALMOST DROWNS!]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3GAUecAhDz8/mqdefault.jpg)
Hi mate, nice fish well done. Just wondering what time of year was this? October last year?
Tbh I can’t remember exactly, had a few trips over. probably autumn last year I think.
@@AdriftFishing No worries thanks
How long you over for? I was there yesterday!
Haha lucky. That was a month or two ago, was a quick fam trip so could only sneak a day.
Next time I’m out will be a fishing trip 🤙
@@AdriftFishing Cool, hopefully we'll get a chance next time
@@CrazyAboutFlyFishing we will, tee up with alex too
just started trout fishing in SA adelaide hills what waders should i BUY i ended up walking the bank getting attacked by blue berry bushes ouch.
Got to watch out for them in waders man.
You can make do in some hornes gumboot style ones but they are slippery and sweaty.
I got my breathables from tackleworld. I forget the brand but it’s the only one they stock and it’s a pro or guide level wader. Super tough but also 350-400$ from memory and then you need boots
@@AdriftFishing i was just wearing knee high water boots for kayaking but didnt walk into the water.
@@bangonfishingadventures thats risky in winter :)
@@AdriftFishing whats risky
@@bangonfishingadventures wading in boots, good way to get wet feet 🤙