Here ya go, dive in!

https://www.westmarine.com/buy/dor-mor--pyramid-mooring-anchors--P007524614?recordNum=11 

elRopo wrote:

I heard you have to buy the the white ones to be cool.... 😟

DrafterX wrote:

Neoprene is my preference as you won't turn into an anchor if you get water in em.

ZRX1200 wrote:

Get some with shoulders that buckle not just adjust. A belt above the waist is nice too. Chest pockets are also nice. Insulation depends on water temp. The type of boot to get will depend on the river bottom. A rocky bottom with faster current will be slick and big cleats will suck. The cleats will help sinking so much in a real muddy bottom though.

Whatever you get make sure to poke holes in the bottom of the boots though, this will help drain them when moisture is trapped inside.

Just Relax wrote:

Thanks! Appreciate the legit response.

Hank_The_Tank wrote:

Yep - don't poke holes in the bottom of the boots.... Thought that would get a laugh.

Just Relax wrote:

Neoprene is my preference as you won't turn into an anchor if you get water in em.

ZRX1200 wrote:

^this...
Unless you're an excellent swimmer, in real good shape, and you know you'll be able to shuck your outfit QUICK should you stumble and fall in the water.
Even experienced guys out here have died on the Chetco and the Rogue.

KingoftheCove wrote:

I suppose my water skills are still extraordinary.......I usually swim the length of our local lake,3 miles,at least 2-3 times a year.

Whistlebritches wrote: