I have been a fluff chucker since I was 10, and I can’t count the number of times I’ve had to return home with wet waders. Great times combing the Pullen Hole for trout at a young age when walking home in wet waders wasn’t a biggie! But as we grow, the discomfort and unpleasantness
Sounds quite cliché but it baffles non-anglers why fly anglers have to be in the water. The old man would say, only the shoe wearer knows where it pinches – slightly different in the fly fishing field since only the fly caster knows why they are in water and not swimming. So, why do fly
If you have read my page on the benefits of breathable waders you will most likely be thinking about purchasing a pair. Waders are important, and accessories are available that make wearing them more comfortable. There are a few things that I would say are essential and others that just add to the experience. We
Wader manufacturing has remained the same over the years. We aren’t seeing fancy colors like the ever-changing street fashion and Gen Z’s bubbly taste – there could be a reason behind the earthy colors across all producers. Anyway, does the color of waders matter? Sure! Wader colors matter to all fish – including your beloved
Wading is all fun until your waders start to leak and you have no extra pair to change and continue fly fishing. Ask around and you will be told how leaks can ruin what was to be a very successful fly-angling day – worse is when you can hardly catch anything from the banks. What
The rewards are the sweetest for anglers who can brave the cold. Of course, you aren’t trying to warm your feet in the summer, we are targeting lower temperatures because you can’t step out in a pair of light socks in your boots and expect the giver of heat to bless you that day. How
A fair part of a backpacker angler’s life involves moving around with their luggage on their backs because their fishing lives depend on it. Packing extremely light will make your journeys less burdensome and more fun. But what you pack will determine your bag’s overall weight, your walking or trekking pace, and how much energy
Winter is here and in the middle of a pandemic where lockdowns and social distancing are the norms, stepping out to fly fish with your buddies isn’t a consideration. Better safe than sorry! We at ChuckingFluff are taking as much time to review gears and equipment that are proving to challenge the throne. We settle
Of all the wader makers in the current market, Simms has held a higher reputation. This came after the release of the Simms G3 waders that swept almost all anglers off their feet to what they termed as a gold standard. Since its launch, this hasn’t changed. It might interest you to check out the
Somewhere in 2018, the legend of all times released a new addition into the G3 Guide collection. The Simms G3 Guide Riparian Camo Stockingfoot Waders gives the first impression of style, environmental compatibility, and comfort. These look comfortable enough like your go-for pajamas and this isn’t a marketing BS. Once you wear them, you will
