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    Looking for a decent pair of warm, waterproof boots for the winter fishing, any tips anyone. looking around the £50 mark, cheers steve.

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    couple of years ago i got a pair of sundridge hotfoot for about £30 from N.E.T.S . very warm but not the best for walking far and still going strong now

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    • #3
      I've got a pair of Neptune Derri boots, can't fault them,
      Chris

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      • #4
        Originally posted by hulme6612 View Post
        I've got a pair of Neptune Derri boots, can't fault them,
        Likewise; I also use the inner liner with my chesties

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        • #5
          Been thinking the same thing, these boots came highly recommended DiscountWellies.Co.Uk - Muck Boot Esk Wellingtons
          CLIP IT AND WHACK IT

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          • #6
            Originally posted by lossafish View Post
            Likewise; I also use the inner liner with my chesties
            Good idea, i'll try that tomorrow night
            Chris

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            • #7
              i bought a pair of TF gear boots designed by matte haze,
              really impresed with them, l will defo buy another pair when these start leaking in
              www.home-improver.com
              Where quality counts

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              • #8
                i also agree the tf gear boots are quality i have had mine for 2 years now and still going strong they have awesome grip aswell

                http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TOnWaL4UBM have a look
                Last edited by kingcod deano; 08-09-2010, 06:01 PM. Reason: -
                Cod machine

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                • #9
                  Derri boots as has been said,had mine 9yrs still spot on.

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                  • #10
                    phoned andy rutherfords up the other day he recommended the sundrige hot boot 35 pound not bad,but think i might go for the dery boots myself because of the name i dont no.
                    go a pair of moon boots had them for years dont even wear socks with them fished in minus 10 before feet still warm they are not good for walking though.
                    did you know panel pins comes in diff sizes ?

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                    • #11
                      Had a pair of Grade 1 German army para boots for 12 years still going strong, comfy to walk in, coupled with a pair of thermal hiking socks and my feet stay toasty all night - mind I don't go jumping in and out of the surf in them but they are waterproof up to mid shin height. Best bit is you can get them from army surplus shops for around £20
                      Here fishy, fishy!

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Malcolm Tucker View Post
                        Been thinking the same thing, these boots came highly recommended DiscountWellies.Co.Uk - Muck Boot Esk Wellingtons
                        I wera Muck Boot wellies knee length and they are brilliant, like wearing trainers, no need for bulky socks either, can highly reccommend them
                        Alan

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Charlton View Post
                          I wera Muck Boot wellies knee length and they are brilliant, like wearing trainers, no need for bulky socks either, can highly reccommend them
                          my boots or wellies are always mucky
                          did you know panel pins comes in diff sizes ?

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                          • #14
                            Iv'e been using Derri boots for the last few years and they do the job perfectly and they havn't worn down at all, and keep ya feet nice and warm.

                            But a pair of 5mm Neoprene chesties will keep ya warm as well on a cold winter beach, but nee good for walking any distance cos you will end up soaked in sweat.
                            It's a thin line that seperates an Angler from a madman standing on the beach in january at midnight in -5 degrees with a northerly wind blowing in your face

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