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A member on here recently told me that Frogg Toggs makes the waders for Rogers, can anyone confirm that?

On mine, I'm trying to determine if it's blood, or sauce from the Wawa breakfast burrito I ate half awake on my way to the ramp at 3am in the morning lol.

I am still looking for a 16oz mold myself if anyone has any. If not, I'll probably have to cut a mold with a router.

I had no issues, for years, bringing it to the dry cleaner. I would take it once mid-season, then at the end. Last season I took it, left it on the hanger in the plastic. When I pulled it out it fit horribly. I was livid. I took it to them and they said they would "fix it." They made it better...

Phil, I am a big Filson guy and was going to save my pennies for one of those. The windstopper layer was the deal breaker for me. If they added that, I'd probably have bought that over the Cabelas and Macks.

Yup. Same here. I have had my ticket since the early 2000's as well. It happens no matter how good you are with maintenance. I have 3 boats so I know all too well how maintenance can be. I started upgrading my items to newer models. Last year I went with a 2023 Yamaha F25 to replace my 1995 Merc...

Welcome. I am in NJ as well. Boats and duck gear take a beating. Its constant maintenance but you will eventually get it sorted. Nice job on the wigeon. Been looking for them here now for a long time. Still haven't been able to connnect.

We see them do this in NJ sometimes. There is 1-2 spots here in NJ where you can almost hunt them on the sand from the beach.

Well, I can see you hail from the same region of the state as I do lol. Yes, I agree. TEC is the proper term. This is where I have to respectfully disagree as well. TEC, not PEC. No we've really opened a can of worms here.

Ok lets get one thing out of the way first. You mean the BEC that NJ is known for, right? I had to. Sorry lol. That's a heck of a specimen to cross off the list. Very nice report. Enjoyed reading. It's a lot of fun watching people experience those birds for the first time. We definitely take...

I wear only merino base layers and socks now. I try and find the highest merino content of whatever it is. Darn Tough's are pretty good. I actually picked up a $25 pair for $12 the other day at Marshall's, of all places. They say they are "irregular/blems" but I don't know the difference...

I wear my sweaters with the waders over so I wouldn't be able to use the pockets. However, I can definitely see why guys like the pockets.

They typically run big. I am a bigger, stockier guy and I wear an XL in the Mack's and there is room to under-layer. I would be the same in the Cabelas. I am sort of in-between sizes. The L fits but it's not comfortable. The XL fits but slightly on the big side. I'm 5'10" and about 212 lbs...

They did, but not that variant. They brought back the windshear guide variant: https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/cabelas-windshear-camo-long-sleeve-sweater-for-men I have that one but, unfortunately, the dry cleaner shrunk it. Very nice sweater. Doesn't have the chest pocket though. Macks PW...

Steve, Mike beat me to it. I measured last night and my measurements are right there close with what he gave. We originally sat on MoMarsh Invisiloungers which worked but were quite uncomfortable on the back after a while. Now we sit on Cabelas turkey chairs that fold. That was a game...

This is the problem with a lot of the brands. Other than Cabelas and maybe those who live locally to Rogers or maybe Macks PW, you cannot actually check them out or try them on. I had a discussion about this with another board member. A lot of the newer brands: Sitka, Kuiu, Chene, etc are all...

I tend to agree with you but it's the supply and demand of it. I have no intentions of selling mine. However, if I did, it would probably fetch close to near $12k the way it sits with the motor. I agree with the DB13. That's a bit high. Great boats but if you read on here, the re-design under...

Yes sir. Typically, I've learned if you want a good chance: Pack a sandwich and plan to sit through the low. Gotcha! Took me 9 years to find them and if I hadn't seen the pics I'd have never known they were here either!

They're here. I'll give you one clue: Find the mud. You'll find the pintails.

That's the brighter side of things. Which I think is, in fact, is great. I've met a lot of great people on social media that have taught me a lot. Craig F and other local individuals have really helped me not completely fumble around, blind, in trying to figure out the local duck hunting...