The one thing I could never understand is why Patagonia and Orvis make the sling packs go over the right shoulder. I'm right handed and prefer the strap over my left shoulder. I have an older William Joseph sling that goes over the left. I think their newer models do as well...or are ambidextrous.
But after much trial and error I've settled on a Fishpond Waterdance lumbar pack. Good amount of storage, two water bottle holders (using them both makes is a bit heavy, admittedly), fold-down bench, and has a strap that can make it into a makeshift sling pack you can shorten up if you are wading deep.
On Tuesday, November 27, 2012 3:09:51 PM UTC-5, Jeff Silvan wrote:
I'm trying to round out my Christmas list, and I figure some type of alternative to a vest would be a good addition. The pocket in my waders is usually enough storage for most of the fishing I do, but falls a bit short when I want to be out longer and bring a small snack and water - or if I want to bring my spare spool with my sinking line. I'm at a bit of a toss up between the Simms Dry Creek Flats Pack or the Simms Headwaters Sling Pack. Anyone have any input?
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