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Most anglers wear their wading jacket over waders to keep rain out and pockets accessible. In cold weather or deep water, some wear it underneath for extra insulation.
A good wading jacket keeps you dry, blocks wind, and holds up in any conditions. Ours come with smart details, such as waterproof zips, a streamlined fit that moves with you, and a storm hood that actually works.
Yep! Our Clearwater and Ultralight jackets are fully waterproof for everyday fishing, and the PRO jacket steps it up with rugged, three-layer Cordura® for serious protection.
Not always. Traditional wading jackets block wind and water but don’t offer warmth. Some newer styles include insulation to help hold in warmth. For cold conditions, most anglers layer up underneath. We also offer insulated fly fishing apparel for added warmth.
Our fly fishing wading jackets keep you dry in rough weather without getting in the way of your cast. They handle rain, winds, and long hours on the water. When the forecast’s unpredictable, stash a jacket in the truck so it’s ready when you need it. Wading jackets are built to fit over your waders, so you can throw one on or take it off without hassle. We field-tested every design to make sure it holds up when the weather turns. The PRO line is guide-grade with waterproof zips, sealed seams, and neoprene cuffs that lock out water. Clearwater jackets cover your bases, and the Ultralight packs down small enough to stash in a sling when skies clear. Smart pockets help you stay ready for anything. These fly fishing jackets keep you dry all day, whether you’re chasing steelhead in the Olympic Rainforest or hiking across open flats.