Filmed mostly in 2017, this short video highlights chasing hatchery and wild steelhead in the Pacific Northwest. This is GEARing up. #DRYFTculture
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DRYFT Session wading pants product details video
Watch this short video for product details and features of the DRYFT Session wading pants.
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Product on saleSALE
SEEKR Wading PantsOriginal price was: $299.00.$289.00Current price is: $289.00. -
Primo™ Wading Pants$399.00
Interested in learning more about the Session wading pants? Click on over to the product page to view all of the details.
DRYFT Primo wading jacket product details video
Interested in learning more about the jacket? Click on over to the product details page to read all about it.
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Primo™ Rain Jacket – Grey$379.00
DRYFT Primo Zip Front Waders product details video
Check out this short video for product details on the fully waterproof DRYFT Primo Zip Front waders.
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Primo™ Zip Wader$649.00
DRYFT S14 waders product details video
Watch this short video for product details of the DRYFT five layer breathable S14 waders.
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S14 Wader – Men’s$429.00
DRYFT in AK [video]
What’s #DRYFTinAK all about? For the past few years the DRYFT crew has been exploring some of the delights Alaska has to offer. In this video series we’ll share some of the highs and lows from those adventures. Welcome to episode 1.
DRYFT Session wading pants are here. Get pumped.
Step up your game with the Session wading pants from DRYFT. This offering is for limited sizes and quantities and chances are high that we’ll sell out before restocking this product.
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Session Rain Jacket
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Session Lite Convertible Waders
Original price was: $479.00.$455.00Current price is: $455.00. -
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MTN Made to Wade Hoodie │ Black Camo
Original price was: $68.00.$58.00Current price is: $58.00. -
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Sun Wizard UPF Hoodie
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S14 Wader – Women’s
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Fluffapuff Insulated Jacket
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S14 Wader – Men’s
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Primo™ Zip Wader
$649.00
Horror on the Kenai
Recently we heard rumors of some half man half wolf beast terrorizing fish with a fly rod up on the Kenai. We investigated and this is what we found…
Oh, the horror.
Bunnies and bullies
When fall first hits, before the big rains, the rivers drop low and salmon move their way into the upper reaches. Bull trout follow, and so do we.
While getting ready to do the real business of the season, they certainly aren’t past cozying up behind spawning salmon and smacking a big bunny fly or egg sucking leech.
How to use your wader bag as a beer cooler, and other uses for it [video]
We bet you use the mesh carrying bag your waders came in all the time to transport your waders to and from your fishing trips. Yep. Right. Ok yeah, so maybe we don’t either. So here are some other good ways to use that mesh bag that your waders came in.
Beer cooler
Throw some beers in the bag and hang it in the water while you fish. Just tie that bad boy to a tree, or hang it off the side of the boat and have cold beer all day long.
And here are a few other possible uses…
Lunch sack
Throw your lunch in it and keep it separated from the rest of your gear.
Garbage sack
Have some trash from lunch or some empties kicking around the bottom of the boat? Throw em’ in the bag and tame that trash until you reach the takeout.
Wader carrying bag
Novel idea but use it to safely transport your waders. Rolling and tucking them into a bag keeps them from snagging on anything in the truck, tidy’s them up and keeps them out of the way. The mesh allows them to dry out too.
Have another way that you use your wader bag? Scroll down and drop a comment here and let us know.
