Shoes

[Bob Kavanaugh]

Whatever is on my feet at the time. I used to have a pair of Solomon Aquamphibians. Best shoes ever, but the puppy liked them more than me.  Here lately it's been my house slippers, because they're so warm and comfy.

[fatmanslim247]

If its even close to warm its flip flops, till i get in to the boat and then they come off immediatly then usually my shirt.... not pretty but comfortable... ask nuclearpenguin he has seen this sight

[slomoe]

You girls must not fish when it's cold!

nope.  ;D

[ba7ss3in]

North Face, light weight, comfortable and air-drys pretty well.

[MALTESE FALCON]

If I'm shore fishing when it's cold, I just wear my hunting boots. On the boat, I wear my Sperry top-siders or Sperry Figawi's.

Falcon

[Cigarlover 1]

If its really cold weather I've got a pair of Merrell hiking boots I wear. Summer if I'm not getting my feet wet I wear a pair of New Balance tennis shoes. For this summer I'm going to pick up a pair of sandals or water shoes similar to these Keen's.

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[farmpond1]

Whichever shoes I put on that day-more often than not, sneakers

[Shadcranker]

< 50 degrees - Goretex thinsulate hiking boots with smartwool socks

> 50 up to 70 - tennis shoes

70> Columbia sandals

I also have a pair of North Face lightweight boat shoes that I like.

[guitarkid]

Flip flops when it is worm, Good ole' Steel toes when it is cold.

[powerman970]

Crocs when it is warm and New Balance tennis shoes any other time.  I have to admit though that the tennis shoes are a superstition and I carry them in the boat even when I wear the crocs.  I have been known to put them on when the bite is tough.  

[Popeye]

Asics Gel Kayanos. The cushiness of the gel pads in the forefoot and heel is great, IMO:o)

[Hot Rod]

NB Tennis shoes for support for long days on the water.  In colder temps I wear heavy wool socks with a poly pro liner sock under them.  They keep you feet warm and I figure if I'd fall in I can swim in them better than a pair of heavy boots.

I tried the barefoot thing in the heat of summer once.  Only problem is I'm a guy that always has at least a half dozen rods on the deck.  It only takes one #2 treble in your big toe to make you keep your shoes on.  No matter how hot it gets.