Cold water gear for the M&G?

[ictalurus]

I'm debating if I want to break out my dry suit for the M&G on Saturday. The air and water temp will be close to the 120 rule, but I hate wearing my cold water gear unless it's really cold out. If it was an evening trip, I would probably wear it since it was a bit chilly the evening when Ron and I hit SJC, but I'm not sure about a day trip. Plus, the Revo's seat is wet if I take the plugs out and if I leave the plugs in but get hit by a wave.

What say you guys?

[tufnik]

Bring it, just in case. I think it'll be cool in the morning, so I plan to bring my waders and splash top because I'll be there before 7 am. If it warms up, I can remove the gear.

[DOGFISH]

I am bringing my waders. Although, it may be a snap decision in the morning, as to if I wear them or not.

[mmanolis2001]

I will bring the waders and a splash top. It will be chilly in the morning and i always end up putting my legs over the side so i might as well stay dry.

I need to find some money and update my cold weather gear. Dry pants / top combo has so much flexibility. I'm wide enough and my waders add too my extra bulk.

[J.A. Veil]

I'm leaving in a few minutes for the Wye River. I plan to wear a lightweight and flexible Goretex rain suit and white rubber watermen's boots as my water protection gear. That is what I used last Friday at Neavitt and it worked just fine.

[MetroMan]

I'm gonna wear my waders. I don't feel like having wet clothes against my body. Its gonna be cool for the better part of the morning...

[surfdog]

just going to wear sweats over light quick dry pants under storm pants to keep my butt dry in the hobie and neop. launch boots to keep my feet dry. just used crocks last sunday and monday and was fine.

last year at the south river M&G i was trying to get ice out of the scuppers and cup holder