Simms Fishing Clothing

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Simms Clothing Quick Picks Best All-Around Sun Layer: Simms Guide Shirt - Built for long, hot days when you want coverage without feeling cooked. Zippered storage, roll-up sleeves, and fast-dry fabric make it a reliable “river to truck” shirt. Best Hot-Weather Hoody: Simms SolarFlex Cooling Hoody - A technical sun hoody for peak summer heat, boat days, and high-UV travel. It combines UPF 50+ coverage with a cool-to-the-touch knit and fishing-friendly hood and cuff details. Best Wet-Weather Shell: Simms G4 Pro Wading Jacket - For anglers who fish when it’s cold, wet, and windy, and still need full casting mobility. A waterproof/breathable GORE-TEX Pro build and wader-compatible design keep weather out and essentials accessible. Best Cold & Wet (Insulated): Simms Bulkley Insulated Wading Jacket - A purpose-built option for late-season steelhead and miserable boat days when warmth matters as much as staying dry. Waterproof construction plus PrimaLoft insulation helps you stay productive without bulky layering. Best Casual / Travel Button-Up: Simms Lodge Work Shirt - Great when you want a tougher, more lifestyle-forward shirt that still fishes well. The stretch-woven nylon build is comfortable, moves well, and has practical pocketing for daily wear. How to Choose Simms Clothing Start with your “problem”: sun, rain, or temperature swings Sun & heat: Prioritize UPF-rated shirts and hoodies, then add a sun glove and neck protection for all-day coverage. A hoody is a smart move for boat runs, tropical flats, and high-elevation summer days when your hands and neck take the most abuse. Rain & wind: Look for a true waterproof shell built for wading, shorter hems, high pockets, and cuffs that help block water when netting fish. Packable rain shells are great for summer squalls; heavier shells shine for shoulder seasons and coastal trips. Cold mornings to warm afternoons: A layering system beats one “warm jacket.” Build from a wicking baselayer, add a midlayer (fleec

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