What kind of boots or shoes do y’all wear when bank fishing in a yucky area? Tired of ruining shoes lol
What kind of boots or shoes do y’all wear when bank fishing in a yucky area? Tired of ruining shoes lol
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AdInevitable2695 on
Goretex trail runners. Comfy and waterproof, plus plenty of tread. Mine are Brooks Divide 5’s and I love them.
jnkinct on
I have a pair of hiking boots that are waterproof up past the ankle (Keens I got on sale at REI). I don’t do much wading but they work great for where I am in NY state, and I can walk through shallow water or step in as needed.
Perfect_Act_6734 on
Get you some cheap rubber boots, they’ll keep your feet dry and you can just wash them off with dishwasher or car wash or whatever
SurfFishinITGuy on
Waterproof hunting / hiking boots most days. Tuck pants into them. Helps with ticks and mud. Can’t remember the brand off the top of my head but they are laced and water proof to 7 inches which lets me stand in muck and at the waters edge comfortable.
Knee highs and waders if I’m going in.
Prestigious_Snow1589 on
Flip flops or crocks
Fishin4catfish on
Knee high muck boots, one of my favorite fishing investments
Bronze_Addict on
Cheap rubber boots that I bought to wear pouring concrete. Got them from Bomgaars
Mushroomphantom on
Bare foot or flip flops
TastyDeerMeat on
Waders to avoid mud and ticks in the long grass.
EGKallday on
Bare foot.
Thick_Imagination177 on
I have a pair of unisulated, waterproof Rocky hunting boots that live in the car with my river/creek bank walking/pond hopping stuff
18RowdyBoy on
Converse All Star high tops.Great for anything and you can throw them in the washer when you get home 👍
Trbochckn on
Ozark trail water shoes from Walmart.
I ruined a pair of sneakers also.
AquaDota on
Crocs in sport mode
TheBugSmith on
Grunden Deck Runner.
Maleficent-Bever on
Im in cotton mouth and copperjead country with the occasional rattler so I wear danner snake boots
Ok_Juggernaut7822 on
My ariat boots. 👢
wyvernslays on
Leather bottom roper cowboy boots. Wear them bitches everywhere though
jan1320 on
amazon sells these pretty solid water shoes for i think like $20-30 and theyre comfortable enough to walk a few miles in and just be able to go in and out of the water seamlessly. then i just hose them off when i get home and let em dry outside. i just buy a new pair each spring. especially helpful as a type 1 diabetic cuz i cant be getting cuts on my feet from going barefoot.
wiskywisky2 on
Huk makes a nice ankle high much boot thing. Duluth chore boots are nice too
LawBest2867 on
Croks
ChuckBS on
Totally depends on where and when. In the summer, maybe my hiking boots, maybe my Bedrock and Chaco sandals. The sandals are great for getting into the water if it’s warm enough.
Cooler weather, I have calf length rubber/neoprene boots I like to use. They keep my feet warm and they’re waterproof. Even if you get water in them your body heat will warm it up quickly, ask me how I know. Also, don’t let your boots fill with water.
Lots of options really.
Agitated_Aerie8406 on
Feet work the best when you can get away with it.
tanksnterps on
Get some Xtra Tuff boots. Ankle high because it’s too damn hot in FL for anything else. I’ve had mine for 8 years and they’re holding up fine.
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Goretex trail runners. Comfy and waterproof, plus plenty of tread. Mine are Brooks Divide 5’s and I love them.
I have a pair of hiking boots that are waterproof up past the ankle (Keens I got on sale at REI). I don’t do much wading but they work great for where I am in NY state, and I can walk through shallow water or step in as needed.
Get you some cheap rubber boots, they’ll keep your feet dry and you can just wash them off with dishwasher or car wash or whatever
Waterproof hunting / hiking boots most days. Tuck pants into them. Helps with ticks and mud. Can’t remember the brand off the top of my head but they are laced and water proof to 7 inches which lets me stand in muck and at the waters edge comfortable.
Knee highs and waders if I’m going in.
Flip flops or crocks
Knee high muck boots, one of my favorite fishing investments
Cheap rubber boots that I bought to wear pouring concrete. Got them from Bomgaars
Bare foot or flip flops
Waders to avoid mud and ticks in the long grass.
Bare foot.
I have a pair of unisulated, waterproof Rocky hunting boots that live in the car with my river/creek bank walking/pond hopping stuff
Converse All Star high tops.Great for anything and you can throw them in the washer when you get home 👍
Ozark trail water shoes from Walmart.
I ruined a pair of sneakers also.
Crocs in sport mode
Grunden Deck Runner.
Im in cotton mouth and copperjead country with the occasional rattler so I wear danner snake boots
My ariat boots. 👢
Leather bottom roper cowboy boots. Wear them bitches everywhere though
amazon sells these pretty solid water shoes for i think like $20-30 and theyre comfortable enough to walk a few miles in and just be able to go in and out of the water seamlessly. then i just hose them off when i get home and let em dry outside. i just buy a new pair each spring. especially helpful as a type 1 diabetic cuz i cant be getting cuts on my feet from going barefoot.
Huk makes a nice ankle high much boot thing. Duluth chore boots are nice too
Croks
Totally depends on where and when. In the summer, maybe my hiking boots, maybe my Bedrock and Chaco sandals. The sandals are great for getting into the water if it’s warm enough.
Cooler weather, I have calf length rubber/neoprene boots I like to use. They keep my feet warm and they’re waterproof. Even if you get water in them your body heat will warm it up quickly, ask me how I know. Also, don’t let your boots fill with water.
Lots of options really.
Feet work the best when you can get away with it.
Get some Xtra Tuff boots. Ankle high because it’s too damn hot in FL for anything else. I’ve had mine for 8 years and they’re holding up fine.