Hey Bob,
Long hikes in waders would call for the "stocking foot" variety. You'll need good comfortable wading shoes to go with them. These are more comfortable than the boot foot variety, by far. You'll have to find out what the temperature is expected to be while you're there. That will decide wether to wear 3mm,5mm neoprene, or a breathable type of wader.
Can't help you much beyond that. Not a fly guy. But from what I've read in the past, the guides up there usually carry 12 gauge pump guns with deer slugs for the indigenous bruins that compete for the salmon.
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Good Luck, and let us know how it goes! Rich
Long hikes in waders would call for the "stocking foot" variety. You'll need good comfortable wading shoes to go with them. These are more comfortable than the boot foot variety, by far. You'll have to find out what the temperature is expected to be while you're there. That will decide wether to wear 3mm,5mm neoprene, or a breathable type of wader.
Can't help you much beyond that. Not a fly guy. But from what I've read in the past, the guides up there usually carry 12 gauge pump guns with deer slugs for the indigenous bruins that compete for the salmon.
Good Luck, and let us know how it goes! Rich
