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SHane |
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 346   (174.196.145.173) | What style and or brand gloves do you have and wear while fishing? | ||
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| Bomber 175 |
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Veteran Posts: 227 (205.144.214.116) | I wear Buff fishing gloves, check them out. | ||
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| SHane |
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 346 (174.196.145.173) | I looked at those. They seem like summer gloves. Are they warm? | ||
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| lafae7 |
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Elite Veteran Posts: 644  Location: any place there are fish (162.234.108.76) | I also use summer gloves. It’s just enough to knock the wind off. When it gets extremely cold I have a pair of acutual winter gloves that I cut the fingers off of for more dexterity. All my gloves come from sportsmans warehouse. They have the best selection around. Trust me I looked all over Chattanooga. | ||
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| SHane |
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 346 (174.196.145.173) | Ok, thanks for the info. | ||
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| Bomber 175 |
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Veteran Posts: 227 (24.176.145.112) | Yes the Buff gloves are not super warm but there not bulky on you | ||
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| Kickerfish |
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 397 (67.98.187.69) | I use Simms Guide Windbloc Gloves. They have a foldover mitt that covers your fingers when you need it and you can pin it back when you dont. They are expensive but they are super warm even without the mitt on. https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Simms_Guide_Windbloc_Foldover_Mitts/... | ||
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| churly |
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Addicted to CFF Posts: 6696   Location: Ooltewah (68.169.175.15) | Wool "Glomit" style gloves that allow you to use your finger tips but cover them while running. small handwarmers fit perfect in that "mitten" portion of the gloves. | ||
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| Smalliefan2 |
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Elite Veteran Posts: 934 Location: Hixson, Tn. (184.174.174.11) | Ordered Glacier Glove medium weight winter glove from TW.. Has a slot for your thumb, and index finger ( spinning reels), but keeps the rest of your finger covered. Tried last weekend during Rusty's tourney. Like them so far, and I get cold fingers with old age. ----- Black & silver Ranger 175 w/ little ole' 115. Does fit in the garage ! | ||
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| 31airborne |
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Veteran Posts: 282 Location: Blacksburg, VA (47.44.216.202) | Serus compression gloves. Keep you warm when wet, no-slip grip. | ||
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| rusty50576 |
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 597 (99.110.64.158) | Gloves??? We don’t need no stinking gloves!!!! | ||
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| Hooker |
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Veteran Posts: 185 (174.196.147.182) | Brown jerseys with the fingers cut out and a heavier pair for running | ||
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| cmiller |
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Regular Posts: 77 (174.218.134.190) | Try winter golf gloves. That is what I use. They are tight to make it easy to use bait caster and spinning reel. They are pretty warm as well. Most have a pretty good water resistance to them as well. | ||
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| Dgreen |
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 373 Location: Nickajack (24.179.82.105) | Here's a tip for you guys. Get a pair wristbands and put them on. Then tuck a hand warmer underneath it over the arteries in your wrist. This will heat the blood going to your hands and keep them a little warmer. | ||
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| Fishheadspin |
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Expert Posts: 1240 (45.43.96.8) | We use underarmour glove liners. pretty much all winter | ||
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| silvertalon |
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Elite Veteran Posts: 996 (104.251.247.17) | Fold-over mitten type or a mitten is best. keeping the fingers together- they stay warmer. IMO | ||
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| elwestb |
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Addicted to CFF Posts: 6739 Location: Hooterville or Ooltewah (104.171.250.128) | Mechanic gloves from Ace Hardware, Lowes or Home Depot. Inexpensive, about $10 -$15 and thin. I can't fish with gloves on. I use these when running. ----- ...what would you do if you met God today? "Probably take him fishing!" Denny Crane CFF Tournament Committee Member Black / White 201 Stratos 250 hp SHO Yamaha | ||
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| ChooChooSnakeMan |
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Elite Veteran Posts: 937 Location: Ooltewah (68.53.239.254) | cmiller - 11/14/2018 8:37 AM Try winter golf gloves. That is what I use. They are tight to make it easy to use bait caster and spinning reel. They are pretty warm as well. Most have a pretty good water resistance to them as well. I've tried them all, I used to never have trouble with cold hands but the older I get the colder my hands get! I'm going to get some winter golf gloves like cmiller is talking about. I've heard good things about them. I guess the best I've actually tried are the insulated gloomets from Gander Mtn. However if it is really cold like close to freezing in the mornings my hands still get cold in them. When you flip the covers back all the ends of your fingers are exposed and mine get cold. Those gloves do work pretty well once the temp gets into the 40s. I'm going to try the winter golf gloves I think. ----- ChooChooSnakeMan Skeeter FX 21 Yamaha 250 SHO / Lowe Stinger 17HP Merc 90 Optimax | ||
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| cmiller |
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Regular Posts: 77 (174.195.144.175) | I’m telling you they work really well. You don’t have to cut the tips off and you can still control what ever kind of real you are using. Bait caster or spinning real. They are well insulated and again have a pretty good water resistance to them. Unless you just put your hand in the water with them on the only part that gets a little wet while fishing is the thumb. And it takes awhile for it to get wet enough for the thumb to start feeling it. | ||
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| bullshot |
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 380 (108.70.35.154) | No gloves while fishing (ski gloves when running, work gloves when loading and doing other "chores" around the boat), use a muff while fishing. Stick your hands in between cast, if needed add a hand warmer. | ||
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