The Pros of Fly Fishing in Rubber Boots It used to be common knowledge that rubber-soled boots simply couldn’t compete with the grip and stability that felt soles provided. However, as material ...

These boots are made for wet, messy conditions that would wreck a lesser pair. The triple-dipped neoprene rubber shell (the ...

Like the best fishing shoes, fishing boots are comfortable, durable, and keep you dry. They should be supportive enough that you always feel sure-footed. Dedicated anglers seem to always find ...

Fishing is one of those activities that requires a fair amount of gear if you want to get started on the right foot. There’s the rod and reel, the lures and lines, and what you need depends on where ...

The Eagle River and other rivers around the state are starting to experience the annual runoff and with the cold water coming down from the mountains, and a good pair of waders and boots are going to ...

Ice fishing boots—next to reels or gloves—are at the bottom of many an ice angler’s list of necessities for a day’s fishing on a frozen waterway. But the only lowermost portion these provisions should ...

While bass anglers move from spot to spot with the simple tap of a trolling pedal, ice anglers rely on their own two feet. Sure, we can hop on a snowmobile or ATV to run longer distances. But drilling ...

Winter is the time of year when conversations turn to footwear with good traction on icy surfaces. Regardless of the season, however, rubber boots are popular with Southeasterners year-round. XtraTufs ...