Waterproof camera case

[Bonesplitter]

Any suggestions? I'm looking at one to carry the D7000 with my 70-200 2.8 while wading the bay. I've been asked to tag along with a couple trophy trout guides and photograph customers. I'm looking at something like this so I can pull out the camera as needed.http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...roof_dslr.html

[Bonesplitter]

Could also probably get by with my 17-50mm 2.8 lens

[TexasWicked1]

Tag. I was looking for a solution as well before we went to Hawaii last week.

[35remington]

I would consider a hard sided pelican case. I know they're bulkier than what you chose, and more expensive, but they'll float, you can fly with them, they'll protect the camera from serious bangs and bumps, and you can dang sure bet they'll be waterproof.

[Bonesplitter]

I would consider a hard sided pelican case. I know they're bulkier than what you chose, and more expensive, but they'll float, you can fly with them, they'll protect the camera from serious bangs and bumps, and you can dang sure bet they'll be waterproof.

Thought about that but I'm looking for something to carry the camera in while wadefishing and grabbing photos as the clients are hooked up and posing with their fish.