Bags
A wader bag gives wet, muddy waders somewhere to go besides the floorboard. Right now this shelf holds the Alps Outdoorz Wader Bag in Max-7 camo. If you also need somewhere for shells, calls and a thermos, pair it with a blind bag. If the trip ends at a boat ramp, a dry bag keeps the electronics out of the splash.
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What a Wader Bag Is For
Waders come off soaked, and anything soaked in a closed truck smells like a pond by Tuesday. A wader bag gives you one place to stuff them after the hunt, keeps mud off the seats and makes the next morning's packing simpler, since the wet gear travels as one load. At home, open the bag and hang the waders to dry. A wader bag is for transport; long-term storage wet is how neoprene gets funky.
The rest of the duck-day kit carries just as well when it is organized. Decoy bags handle the spread, a shotgun case protects the gun, and shell belts and clips keep ammo on you. The rest of the waterfowl kit, from duck decoys to duck blinds and duck dog gear, lives under waterfowl.
Choosing a Wader Bag
Size it to your waders, especially bootfoot pairs with the boots attached, and check the listed dimensions before you order. Look at how it carries too. A bag you can grab with one muddy hand at the ramp beats a nicer one that stays in the garage.
Wader Bag FAQs
Can I store waders in a wader bag through the off-season?
Dry them completely first. Waders stored damp can grow mildew, so hang them until dry before they go back in the bag for the summer.
Will a wader bag hold boots too?
Check the dimensions on the product page against your bootfoot waders or wading boots before you buy.