Wading :: Swiftwater Wading Staff™
Made specifically for trout and salmon fishermen,
this staff provides excellent support while fishing or
wading across
streams, brooks,
and creeks.
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Hand
crafted in the Finger Lakes Wine Region of New York
State |
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Made
from premium select hardwoods (Shagbark Hickory,
Wild Cherry, or
Black Walnut) |
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Sculpted
with a vertical wood grain for maximum strength |
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Protected
with four coats of Plum Creek #3 Wonder Oil (because
urethane and varnish coatings chip easily) |
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Durable
finish and exceptional natural beauty that will
last for generations |
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The
romance of natural wood contrasted by black parts
is far more attractive than extruded aluminum
or pine dowel |
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8"
washable high density foam grip located at top of
staff |
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Comes
standard with a stainless steel black split
ring attached to 54" x 1/2" black nylon strap,
with two black snap swivels for attaching
to D-rings or belt loops |
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Standard
abrasion resistant black rubber tip for general
surfaces |
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Hidden
3/8" tungsten tip for fishing, wading in stream
beds, or slippery terrain (will not puncture
waders) |
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Accessories
can be securely attached to the split ring (i.e.
compass, three-way whistle, photon light, car
keys, pen knife, etc.) |
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Made
in the USA with USA parts and USA hardwood |
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It
floats |
The
Swiftwater Wading Staff gives you the confidence and
stability to
trek through the water or land that next big fish. |
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| Benefits |
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Reduces pressure on the knees,
hips, and lower back |
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Assists with fording streams,
creeks, and water hazards |
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Can be used to check uncertain
or unstable ground ahead |
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Provides stability when ascending
or descending steep hills |
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Can be used to push aside nettles,
prickers, bushes, and branches |
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Made of non-conductive natural
wood, will not attract lightning like extruded
aluminum wading staffs |
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Can be used to walk from your
vehicle to the fishing area |
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your next fishing trip better with the use of
a Plum Creek Swiftwater Wading Staff. |
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