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(Photo: Inga Hendrickson)
Lightweight, breathable, and quick to dry—and available in an array of creative fish-based patterns—these UPF 50+ leggings are comfortable enough for long days in waders or on a boat.
Lenses are everything in fishing shades. Smith’s ChromaPop technology creates more division between colors for a clear view of runs, pools, eddies, and, of course, fish.
These waders were created specifically for women, and it shows. There are three size-specific fits and one true game changer: an innovative rear buckle system that allows you to drop your drawers when nature calls without fear of splashing your straps.
You know that rod that feels like an extension of your arm? This is it. The Helios is light, has stiff action, and is made of graphite, so casting large flies is effortless even on gusty days.
When you’re at it all day, every ounce counts. Kiss fatigue goodbye with the Force SL Series II. The single-piece frame and aluminium construction make this the lightest machined reel on the market.
We’re not into traditional women’s fishing shirts—they usually fit poorly and have too many pockets. Not this one. It’s comfy, covers our bum, and keeps bugs at bay with an insecticide bonded to the fibers.
The Guide’s one-strap design allows you to quickly swing it from back to front. Internal pockets and dividers aplenty help organize your leaders, tippet, fly boxes, nippers, floatants, and more.
These boots have nine swappable outsoles that easily snap into place in the field, so you always have perfect traction, whether it’s rubber lugs for the trail or studs for slippery, algae-covered streambeds.
This crushable wool cap pops back into shape after being stuffed in a suitcase. The stylish brim made us feel like we’d stepped right out of A River Runs Through It.