Cabelas Dry-Plus Pro Series Jacket - Tall

Product Details The Jacket has a moisture-wicking mesh lining that promotes dry, breathable comfort. The attached, adjustable hood forms a watertight seal and won't restrict head or neck movement. Tall sizes: M-3XL. Extra 2" body, 1-1/2" sleeve length. Colors: Marine/Black, Dark Green/Black, Graphite/Black. Price : $ 149.95

Wading Jacket Checklist

	Warm Enough? If you can only afford one jacket, buy one that is warm enough to meet the coldest weather fishing that you do.
	Enough Pockets & Attachment Points? Like a fly fishing vest, a wading jacket should have a good supply of pockets and places to attach your other gear.
	Waterproof? Virtually all wading jackets are, but some are only "water resistant," which is basically useless in the rain. Thus, get a jacket that is waterproof with either Dry-Plus or Gore-Tex. Both these fabrics, besides being waterproof, are also breathable.
	Lose the Rubber Rain Jacket. Rubber doesn't allow your body's perspiration to escape...thus essentially making you wet (and cold) as the minutes turn to hours. Rubber (and other fabrics that do not breathe) rain jackets are uncomfortable and useless.

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Explore the Fishing in Montana

The Beaverhead River : The Beaverhead is one of the premiere brown trout waters in Montana. Fishing pressure is high and the fish are difficult to catch…so be warned.

The Yellowstone River : The Yellowstone is one of the premiere rivers in Montana, and boasts some of the finest trout fishing in the state.

The Jefferson River : Primarily a brown trout river, the Jefferson River is often ignored by anglers due to its location close to several other major rivers.

Related Books

FlyFishers Guide to Montana : This book provides information about fly fishing the primary and some secondary rivers in Montana.    More Info