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Earth tones are best for fly fishing—they blend into the surroundings so you don’t spook the fish.
Wear pants that fit under your waders, dry quickly, and keep you cool or warm, depending on the forecast. In mild or warm weather, lightweight performance pants—like our customer-fave Jackson Quick-Dry Pants—wick moisture, stretch with you, and dry fast. For more challenging environments, waterproof pants offer the protection you need to stay comfortable and dry. In cold weather, wear rugged bootfoot waders with built-in insulation or a low-profile fishing bib.
Yes, and we offer seasonal gear in different weights and materials for all conditions. When temps plummet, layer insulated fishing apparel under your waders to trap heat. In hot weather, skip the heavy waders and go with quick-dry men’s fishing shorts.
Yes—almost all of our men’s fly fishing clothes have built-in UV-blocking tech that works wet or dry. Our most popular men’s clothing with sun protection includes these lines:
Check the specs of each product to determine if it has the UPF rating you’re looking for.
We’ve built our lives around the sport, and we test every piece of men’s fly fishing clothing on the water. Find shirts, outerwear, and sun-protective layers. When it’s hot and humid, Jackson Quick-Dry and DriCast™ shirts keep you cool, dry fast, and never cling. Our men’s sun shirts and fishing pants give you UPF protection for long days chasing bonefish, and our Open Air Caster shirt keeps air moving as you cast. When the streams run cold, our men’s underwaders and ¼-zips keep out the chill. A wading jacket from our PRO line gives you the pockets, waterproofing, and cold-weather protection you need when the temps drop. Look for PrimaLoft® Gold insulation and rugged, tear-resistant polyester ripstop. Layer a fleece ¼-zip underneath to stay warm when the mercury plummets and you’re not ready to call it quits. No man’s fly kit is complete without fishing gloves that shield your hands without slowing your line. And don’t forget to stash polarized sunglasses and adjustable hats in the boat, truck, or pack so you’re always covered. Find the best men’s fly fishing apparel from Orvis—trusted by anglers since 1856.