Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: fisher man on January 13, 2011, 06:43:38 PM
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Do not go for a long hike when there is snow on the ground and your wearing felt bottom wader boots.Like a magnet,every ten steps i'd collect a ton of snow that would mess up my walk.Oh well keeps me in shape.
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This only happens in certain consistencies of snow at certain temperatures, sure beats wearing Vibram soles on anything slippery though.
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Do not go for a long hike when there is snow on the ground and your wearing felt bottom wader boots.Like a magnet,every ten steps i'd collect a ton of snow that would mess up my walk.Oh well keeps me in shape.
The best part is your foot prints end up looking like big foots and scares everyone away ;D
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Is the only time im 8 ft tall.
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It's just like wearing high heels, right?
Right???
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It's just like wearing high heels, right?
Umm... Rodney - Are you wearing Nina's shoes again??? :D
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Do not go for a long hike when there is snow on the ground and your wearing felt bottom wader boots.Like a magnet,every ten steps i'd collect a ton of snow that would mess up my walk.Oh well keeps me in shape.
better enjoy those felt bottoms...Montana just banned them effective 2012; Oregon effective 2015...not sure how far behind we are.
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Im actually surprised that Vancouver Island hasnt already banned them seeing as they are seeing affects of cross contamination in alot of their rivers. I think a few hours in the freezer or something and you can kill any parasites that may be in the cloth of your boots, its not just the felt but also your laces that will carry the most of everything.
HOOK - will wear his felts until they burn out before i buy Vibram soles >:(
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agreed with hook.. pointless in banning felt when the laces and material in the boots can carrie the diseases as well.