Top 7 Cheapest Fly Fishing Clothing & Accessories for Man

Simms Axtell Pant – Men’s

Built for all-day fishing excursions, the Simms Men’s Axtell Pant is your new go-to rugged, water-resistant companion. This pant utilizes COR3 technology for a stretchy range of motion, water-resistant protection, and UPF 50 to ward off harmful UV rays—all while keeping you more comfortable than your favorite pair of blue jeans. An expandable buffet waist helps cinch down just the right fit when you forget your belt, and the odor-resistant treatment ensures that those funky fish smells won’t follow you from the river to your car.

Simms ProDry Gore-Tex Bib Pant – Men’s

That’s what we thought. When nasty weather is pretty much a guarantee, so are wide open waters and crowd-free rivers. In times like these, you can rely on the Simms Men’s ProDry Gore-Tex Bib Pant to keep you dry as you get your boat into your favorite piece of water. These nearly bombproof bibs are made with a top-of-the-line Gore-Tex Pro shell, have fully taped seams, and have an ultra durable face fabric with 70-denier nylon reinforcements placed in high wear areas. Since staying dry from the inside is just as important as it is from the outside, the ProDry Bibs are equipped with full-length two-way ventilation zips, so you can cool down quick once things heat up. Large pockets at the thighs are big enough to hold a couple of large fly boxes, while tool sleeves secure your expensive pliers when they’re not in use. Lower leg hem lifters allow the length of the hems to be quickly adjusted, so they don’t wear out too soon.

Patagonia Tough Puff Insulated Shirt – Men’s

When you’re battling through brush to get to a secret fishing spot or chopping wood in the backyard, you need a jacket that protects you from the elements without holding you back. The Patagonia Tough Puff Insulated Shirt features a tough shell fabric that withstands encounters with thick vegetation and rough rock while remaining flexible enough to allow you to cast flies and swing axes unencumbered.

A DWR coating shakes out passing showers, while FullRange insulation adds the right touch of warmth for brisk days and chilly nights, without restricting mobility. Known for its use in Patagonia’s synthetic baselayers, Capilene fabric in the lining manages moisture to keep you from getting cold and clammy. Patagonia also added a large chest pocket that’s perfect for stashing your fly box, and with its laid-back work-shirt inspired styling, this can be your go-to on cold days around town, too.

Patagonia Tropic Comfort II Hooded Shirt – Men’s

A sunny day out on the water would be absolutely perfect if it wasn’t for the constant bite of the sun on your back, but you can keep the bite on your line by covering up with the Patagonia Men’s Tropic Comfort II Long-Sleeve Hoodie. This lightweight and quick-drying hoodie provides protection from the sun that extends from the back of your hands to the top of your head thanks to the thumbholes and slightly oversized hood that easily flips up over your favorite fishing hat.

Simms Headwaters Half Finger Glove – Men’s

Simms Waypoints Pant – Men’s

There you are happily fishing from the shore when suddenly dark clouds appear in a matter of minutes. Don’t worry—just pull the Simms Men’s Waypoints Pant out of your pack for lightweight and convenient rain protection. A waterproof and breathable construction protects you from wet weather without making you overheat on warmer days. The adjustable elastic waist makes it easy to pull on over your other layers, and 18-inch zippers at the cuffs fit over bulky rain boots when the occasion calls for it. Plus, this pant is lightweight and packable, so there’s no reason not to keep a pair tucked away in your fishing pack.

Simms Vapor Elite Pant – Men’s

Big bass love to feed in the rain, but you don’t have to get wet to pull them in if you pull on the Simms Vapor Elite Pants before you jump in the boat. These Gore-Tex Pro beauties are totally waterproof and seriously breathable, so soggy weather won’t dampen your enthusiasm for casting, and they have full-length side zippers for better ventilation and easy donning over boots. There’s also a kill switch anchor point, so your skiff won’t continue on without you if you take a spill over the side.