Simms womens Rivershed Sweater
variants available — selected variant links direct to its Amazon page.
Features
- + 60% Jersey,40%Knit Fabric
- + Made in the USA and Imported
- + Heather jacquard fleece channels warmth against the body and allows moisture to wick away
- + A tall, slouchy collar with drawcord provides plush comfort and warmth for your neck and face
- + Sleek kangaroo hand warmer pocket construction
- + Raglan sleeves for comfort, finished with longer cuffs with thumb catch to keep sleeves in place and hands warm
- + Pedal-shaped hemline to nest nicely with our leggings and fit comfortably under waders
The Simms Women's Rivershed Sweater delivers midweight warmth perfect for early morning steelhead sessions and cool evenings at the fly tying bench. Its heather jacquard fleece provides moisture-wicking comfort during active fishing, while the slouchy collar and kangaroo pocket offer cozy warmth between drifts on Great Lakes tributaries.
11 of 31 Alley rivers fishing well right now — 5 in excellent shape, 1 blown out from recent rain.
Common Questions
What kind of fishing is the Simms womens Rivershed Sweater used for?
Simms's apparel is set up for spey & two-hand, nymphing, and float fishing targeting steelhead, trout, salmon. Each technique has a dedicated guide on Steelhead Almanac with rigging walkthroughs and water-reading tips.
What fish species does the Simms womens Rivershed Sweater work for?
This apparel is curated for steelhead, trout, salmon, smallmouth. The Steelhead Almanac species field guide has biology and Great Lakes-specific tactics for steelhead and the rest.
Where do I buy the Simms womens Rivershed Sweater?
This product is fulfilled by Amazon — currently $90.00. Steelhead Almanac does not handle inventory, payments, or shipping; Amazon does. We curate the gear and pair it with live conditions context. Click "Buy on Amazon" to complete the purchase.
Are conditions good for fishing the Steelhead Alley right now?
11 of 31 Alley rivers fishing well right now — 5 in excellent shape, 1 blown out from recent rain. Live updates for all 31 rivers run every 15 minutes — see the full dashboard on Steelhead Almanac.
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