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| 5 pack of those cheap brown gloves. when they get wet, change gloves. Even wet they are still warmer than nothing.
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| I like leather mittens with hand warmers in them..Nice! |
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | Ragg Wool Gloves when it dry outside and Seal Skins when it is very cold and snowing, also use vaseline on your hands it will keep them waterproof. No jokes please 
Edited by PIKEMASTER 10/23/2009 11:21 AM
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| for casting, nothing i've tried beats Glacier Glove premiums with the fleece lining. there is a huge difference between cheapo neoprene and the good stuff. the key is to get a pair that fits snugly, put them on at the start of the day so they warm up, and then keep them on. if you take them off, they get cold and stiff.
http://www.glacieroutdoor.com/products_fishing.php
for trolling or drifting suckers, i favor leather choppers with wool gloves inside to keep the wind off.
and either way, if it's really really cold, i like the ThermaCare HeatWraps on my lower back and hands...puts heat across your kidneys and wrists and helps keep your blood warm which means you're muchy more comfortable.
they're not particularly cheap, but there's only a couple days each year when it's that bad out, so why be cold?
http://thermacare.com/home.aspx
Edited by lambeau 10/23/2009 11:22 AM
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Location: deephaven mn | surgical gloves work great. just keep your hands dry you'll be fine |
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | I just got some of the Cabela's Camoskinz. They are sweet. A little tough to get on when hands are damp, but they are awesome! |
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Location: The desert | Gloves are for wimps. |
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