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| What kind of pants do you guys like for the 50 degree times of year? I hate fishing in jeans. |
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| Try some fatigue pants if you live near an army surplus store. |
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Location: Tonka, MN | I have some Mountain Hardware pants I love. Most are water resistant but can get a little pricey. Also like North face. |
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| X2 ....army surplus fatigues and for colder days try army surplus wool. You can find both very reasonable. |
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| yoga pants |
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Location: North Central IL USA | 50 degree day would be Lee carpenter jeans for me. What wrong with fishing in jeans? |
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Posts: 2097
| I wear just the bibs of my bps 100mph gear. |
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Location: Wisconsin | Sitka Gear Ascent pants. Expensice at full price. But can usually find decent deals. Somewhat wind/rain resistant. Plus they stretch. Very comfortable. Easy to layer underneath too. Tom |
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Posts: 48
| Mountain Khakis make incredibly durable pants and comfortable pants.
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Posts: 528
| Sweats are great, or under armour hunting pants when it gets even cooler. |
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| I have several pair of zip off pants that turn into shorts. Nylon for the warmer days and thicker canvas for the cooler days. I bet I have 8 pairs of zip offs. That's all I fish in. |
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Location: Walker, MN | Anything but cotton or denim in cooler months, takes days to dry out. |
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Posts: 489
| That's exactly why I didn't want jeans or military pants. I spent 7 years in the military and know the strengths and weaknesses of the uniform lol. Thanks for everyone's replies. I have decided to try a pair of HUK fishing gear pants. I will post a review after I test them. They were about $65 which I've found to be on the lower end for fishing/ outdoors pants. |
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Posts: 489
| I recieved the Huk pants and let me just say they are awesome! |
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