rope sandals from earth bound. I literally take them everywhere! The other day I was in a lake tomfoolin' around, and was worried they may have met their match in some mud, but no. A friend of mine has owned the same hand me down pair for the last 8 years, and they look exactly like my new pair. cleaning is easy, just toss them in the washing machine.

Bare foot, drys quick, and don't stink. Just make sure you pick up all the hooks and other stuff.

Columbia Drainmaker looks to be a pretty cool shoe. I tried some on and they are pretty comfortable.

http://www.columbia.com/mens-water-shoes/men-footwear-waterBoat,default,sc.html?prefn1=collection&prefv1=Drainmaker

Don't like tha sandies. I have two pair of Sims. One Mid high for late Fall to Spring and the lows for Summer.

http://www.simmsfishing.com/site/Riprap_shoe.html

Teva sandals.

Neoprene wading shoes from Academy. Get the style without the drain holes. Dry, comfortable, easy zip on/off

I just got a pair of the Columbia Drainmakers from Academy, based on all of the great reviews on their site. They're a little pricey but so far, I think they are worth the money. They dry very quickly and they're comfortable to hike with, if need be.

Tevas

Got a pair of these for fathers day. Best gift I got

check out Columbia's Drainmaker or Powerdrain...great shoes, IMO -

That's some fancy shoes there, fishing in style..lol

I guess I'm a redneck. Cheapest tennis shoe from waly world, Barefoot, or my redwings is how I roll. But You guys have given me some idears.

I used to like keith and allen warren,not sure on the spelling of their names,back then.A pair of old tennis shoes,with the toes cut out.So their dogs can breath.I like bare foot my self.

I was looking at the Drainmakers over the weekend. I'm very tempted...