Water-Proof Socks???

Saltwater Kayak Fishing
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Hello All

I’m looking to keep my feet dry and warm this winter while kayaking. Any advice or suggestions on Water-Proof Socks? Here’s one style/brand I was looking at http://www.greatoutdoorsdepot.com/seal-skinz-waterblocker-socks.html

Thanks

Stinky

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I don’t know how feesable this is to ya but I just wear my chest waders and those keep me dry pretty well. I wear a jacket and am all set.

Thats why they call it fishing, not catching

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Stinky,
I use Seal-Skinz gloves which are highly waterproof but not warm at all even with a liner. Cabelas has 2mm neoprene socks which are very comfortable. They also offer Gore-Tex socks which I also have but do not wear them since the neoprene ones serve my purpose. A pair of paddling dry pants and top are nice for for cooler days. Hope this helps.

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My experience has been that Neoprene socks, if not fleece lined, are very warm, until you get water in them so they can work like a wetsuit. I usually wear a pair of Seirus Storm socks. They are a fleece/neo blend and are advertised as waterproof. They do let a bit of water in, but stay warm even when wet. Check out a pair of booties like Chota’s mukluk. They come up just below the knee, are waterproof, and when coupled with a fleece based sock are very cozy.

DD

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