I’m pretty sure I’m the first writer or photographer to proudly display a pair of his underpants on fieldandstream.com, but I don’t care. As much as I appreciate the cool and comfort of cotton in most warm fishing environs, in the jungle, it was all about wearing synthetic, wicking, fast-drying materials. And that was especially important in the basest of base layers. I wore Under Armour, and was grateful I did.
Foot care was also extremely important in the jungle. The whole team wore Simms wading boots with hard rubber soles by day, and then we carefully dried our feet and wore sandals in camp at night.
Photo by Kirk Deeter
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What? No Beer? (JK)
I have to ask, how many boxes of flies do you have?
Rods? Reels?
AP
Wow! What a trip. I'm glad to hear all returned safe and sound. The Brunton solar panels have peaked my interest. Can't wait for Julys issue.
Awesome - one of these days I'd love a trip like that. Maybe when I retire???
I dont know if I will ever take a trip like this one but it looked like a great one thanks for sharing
The story was superb.
I finally got around to reading the related article in the magazine. One of the best written and most enjoyable that I recall in a long time. Would love to see more adventure stories like this in the mag.
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What? No Beer? (JK)
I have to ask, how many boxes of flies do you have?
Rods? Reels?
AP
The story was superb.
Wow! What a trip. I'm glad to hear all returned safe and sound. The Brunton solar panels have peaked my interest. Can't wait for Julys issue.
Awesome - one of these days I'd love a trip like that. Maybe when I retire???
I dont know if I will ever take a trip like this one but it looked like a great one thanks for sharing
I finally got around to reading the related article in the magazine. One of the best written and most enjoyable that I recall in a long time. Would love to see more adventure stories like this in the mag.
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