Our selection of Waterproofs brings together the gear to fish dry: Neptune rubber boots Le Chameau, Sportsman's Rapala and neoprene lined Fox, and waterproof trousers Nash ZT Extreme for sessions in the rain and on wet grass.
Stay dry, no matter the weather.
The best fishing conditions often coincide with grey, wet or rainy weather, and sessions start in the morning dew. Staying dry is the key to comfort and focus: a wet angler gets cold and cuts their time short. Waterproof gear protects the feet, legs and torso, allowing hours by the water, in tall grass and muddy banks.
Fishing clothes also come in different types:
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The rubber boot is the basis of a fisherman's equipment. The Le Chameau Neptune, from the French brand known for its handcrafted, sturdy and flexible boots, is perfect for outings all year round. The Fox boots lined with neoprene, an insulating material, keep feet warm during long winter sessions. The Rapala Sportsman's, from the Finnish lure brand, offers a treaded sole that grips on slippery banks.
The Nash ZT Extreme, waterproof and breathable, with sealed seams, protects the legs from rain and the damp grass when kneeling to handle a fish or set up gear. It is worn over warm trousers and paired with a waterproof jacket for complete protection. Choose your boot size with a little extra room for thick socks. Rinse your boots after a muddy outing and let them dry upside down, away from a heat source.
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Neoprene lined boots, like the Fox, keep your feet warm in winter and during long waits. Unlined rubber, which is cooler, is suitable for mild seasons and walking in wet grass.
Take your usual shoe size if you wear thin socks, one size up for thick winter socks. The heel should not raise too much while walking, as this could cause blisters.
A waterproof and breathable pair of trousers, like the Nash ZT Extreme, protects the legs from rain and wet grass. A model that comes up high on the torso also protects the lower back when sitting.
Rinse off mud with clear water, then dry them in the shade and away from a heat source, as heat cracks the rubber. Store them upright, in a cool place; a rubber care product helps maintain their flexibility.
Combine a breathable waterproof jacket and trousers, lined boots, and a warm layer underneath. A fishing umbrella or shelter completes the kit for long waits in the rain.