[J.James]

I don't really need anything over my hips. Sure would be a lot less fuss and easier in and out.

Any ideas?

Thank you

 

[middlecalf]

I prefer waist waders for fishing when not using chest waders. That way I can sit down on wet/sandy bank and not get a girly wet spot on the bum.

 

[Pere]

I think Frog Rogs make some. I've seen these a "better buys stores" in the maritimes, Halifax in particular. Look up either frog togs or better buy stores. Good luck.

 

[fredaevans]

Pretty much take your pick.

I understand the 'in and out,' my range of movement is now pretty limited but 'hippies' still work. For the most part wading up to my knees is now cutting edge.:smokin:

http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/sear...20&gclid=CPiQ4LOmqcUCFYlEfgodaU4AVg&gclsrc=ds

 

[herkileez]

Chota makes some light convertible hip waders that roll down to boots when not needed. I think they're around $120-140. A friend has them and likes them...great for hot summer days too.

 

[pork]

I have the Chotas. I like them. They are more comfortable than my last pair.

 

[Headwaters]

Dan Bailey's

I bought a pair online from Dan Bailey's Fly Shop a few years ago. Gortex, stocking foot. Sock is neoprene. They're rugged, fairly inexpensive, and have held up to heavy use.

FF

 

[Flyfisher44]

Check Cabela's. I paid about $85.00 for a pair of waist high stocking feet waders.

 

[J.James]

Thanks chaps, I knew I cou,d count on you!

 

[Jabrowning24]

simms pants can't be beat. Waist high but awesome, or check out the G3 convertibles

 

[SPLASHER]

redington makes a good pair and are cheap!

 

[glcaddis]

2nd on Dan Bailey

I've had mine for 8 years and still keep me dry as long as I don't wade too deep.

 

[Onesunca]

Redington sonic

redington makes a good pair and are cheap!

Picked mine up a couple years back off of Sierra. Wait for the right discount to come along and they're about $80 on that site. Mine have performed perfectly over a couple years, albeit, they're more my summer waders.

 

[J.James]

Thank you all