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Options in Fly Fishing Chest PacksAlternatives to Traditional Fly Fishing VestsEven if it's getting a tad raggedy, Perry Brinkley still treasures his fly fishing chest pack. "Actually I'm shocked at how well it has held up," the local football coach admitted.
Things to think about when shopping for one. 1_ Don't cut corners and get a "cheap" one. Often there is not much difference between the price of a a really nice one that will hold up and a chintzy one. 2_ Even thought these are one-size-fits-all make sure it fits you . 3_ Decide what you need and how you plan to use it and find the chest pack that has the pockets, straps and what you need. Are you looking for storage for fly boxes, tippet spools, and other fishing accessories? Or just smaller items. 4_ You want one that's light weight and doesn't interfer with casting. 5_ Can you conveniently access your gear easily? 6_ Often there is a primary pocket up front. With nooks and crannies for organized storage. Secured with straps to keep everything safely tucked away. 7_ How are pockets sealed? If with zippers look for duel zippers with tabs that are big enough to be grabbed easily. Even with wet or cold fingers. Others use velcro or snaps. 8_ Do you want to be able to strap rolled up rain gear or a fleece jacket maybe? Perry concluded, "Hey, fly fishing chest packs make a great addition to any angler's gear."
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