Wade fishing setup

[Ecobeast]

Ok so I'm currently upgrading my wading setup and that got me wondering what everyone else is running. So let's post them up and once all my new gear arrives I'll post up a pic myself. Here is what I am running....
Hookset wading belt 4" back support
Foreverlast G2 pliers
Foreverlast G2 stringer
Foreverlast G2 pro net
Foreverlast Flats predator boots
Boga with Hookset float
Waterloo HP Lite 7'/ Lew's Team Lew's Pro Magnesium Speed Spool Low-Profile Baitcast Reel

[DKirk]

Hookset belt, g2 pliers, stinky pants stronger, Boga, foteverlast boots, crackshot ray guards, citica 100dsv on a 6' 5" castaway skeleton. Pocket full of lures or box for longer wades.

[IowaHunter]

I'm looking set-up shortly too. I'll be following this one.

[Ecobeast]

Hookset belt, g2 pliers, stinky pants stronger, Boga, foteverlast boots, crackshot ray guards, citica 100dsv on a 6' 5" castaway skeleton. Pocket full of lures or box for longer wades.

I have been thinking about a tackle box but don't like the ones attached to the belt any suggestions on a over the shoulder style? I really want to keep it high, maybe about chest height.

[txoutdoorsman24]

Foreverlast G2 wading belt with back tackle box/support, Foreverlast reef boots, bogs, stringer, floating hookless net, pliers and knife.
Carry two rods at once.
7'6" falcon coastal with machined round Pfluger trion for croaker soaking
7' Allstar coastal with Citica for plastics
Extra set-ups in the boat are
7'6" Allstar coastal with Calcutta 100 for idk yet
7' Allstar coastal spinning rod with shimano sahara 4500 for poppin corks

I have too many set-ups but I never use one for anything besides what I set it up for.

[panhandlehunter]

Wade Aid wade belt, Foreverlast Chads Tackle Tote, Fish Slick stringer, Hook Spit Diablo Wader LT, Lews BB1 Inshore , an old pair of Adidas tennis shoes and a cheap pair of pliers. I don't use a net, and don't like to have a lot of stuff on me to get in the way.

[Quackerbox]

Surf to bay whatever rod I grab first, fishslick stringer and some rapala pliers. Extra plastics go in my pocket. No net, no belt and no shoes. I like it simple

[Muddy Bud]

Ok so I'm currently upgrading my wading setup and that got me wondering what everyone else is running. So let's post them up and once all my new gear arrives I'll post up a pic myself. Here is what I am running....
Hookset wading belt 4" back support
Foreverlast G2 pliers
Foreverlast G2 stringer
Foreverlast G2 pro net
Foreverlast Flats predator boots
Boga with Hookset float
Waterloo HP Lite 7'/ Lew's Team Lew's Pro Magnesium Speed Spool Low-Profile Baitcast Reel

I think your good to go.

[Ecobeast]

I think your good to go.

Thanks its taken a few years trying things that did work and some that didn't to get my gear where it is now. Do you have any suggestions for over the shoulder style tackle box?

[panhandlehunter]

Thanks its taken a few years trying things that did work and some that didn't to get my gear where it is now. Do you have any suggestions for over the shoulder style tackle box?

Foreverlast Chad's Tackle Tote

[Saltyag15]

Foreverlast g2 wading belt
Foreverlast g2 slick stringer
Whatever pliers that set came with
Magellan wading boots
Bait bucket
Dip Net
Shimano Curado 50e/Shimano Stradic 2500
7'6 M Stiffy/7'6 M Waterloo Salinity (depends on whether I feel like a casting or spinning reel)

I like those longer rods for chunking bait, but they definitely do have a disadvantage when it comes to netting fish in my opinion. Harder to get the fish close to you without putting a lot of stress on the rod tip, unless the fish is just worn out.

[AgBass01]

Following as I'm going on my first wade trip in August.

[Reedimus]

Wade Aid belt, foreverlast stringer, foreverlast boots and ray guards, boga grip, pair of hemostats, small waterproof plastic tackle box, shimano curado on a waterloo salinity.

[AgBass01]

Anyone have preference for wading boots? Looking at either the foreverlast for $39 or the magellan for $29. Not sure if there's $10 difference in the 2 or just name brand.

[snappertapper]

Surf to bay whatever rod I grab first, fishslick stringer and some rapala pliers. Extra plastics go in my pocket. No net, no belt and no shoes. I like it simple

this for me as well, except for the shoes part. Stitches will make you a believer in wading shoes.