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Question on fishing gloves
Fished out of my kayak in Bluestone during the rain on Sunday. Was a real good test for my Gortex rain gear. I was very comfortable except my hands especially with wet conditions. Anybody have ideas on gloves that protect but still have good feelings in the fingers ?? O yea report...only had 6 crappie 10-12" and a 22" striper while trolling jig minnow combo. Lost a couple of good fish including a real heavy one at the boat. Forgot my landing net at home. FB
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gloves are for girls cant do nothing with them on thats why the make pockets..
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Neoprene.
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I don't go in the rain much anymore- gettn too old- but when I did used to by them cheep stretch fishn gloves that look like the fingers & palms been dipped in rubber- they used to be like 1-2 dollars a pair so id take 5 or 6 pairs with me & when they get too wet & cold just switch to a new pair
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I'd say neoprene . . . they provide a good grip and keep you relatively warm, but not much good for fine motor skills like knot tying and such.Originally Posted by Idunno
Neoprene.
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Cal
Last edited by Cal; 03-24-2014 at 06:38 PM. Reason: fix typo
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Neoprene will freeze your fingertips and make them much colder than regular wool gloves. I dont have an explaination for why, just know from plenty of experience picking up decoys with neoprene gloves on. I fish with glacier gloves. they are very warm for as thin as they are and theyre waterproof. you will need to take them off to tie knots and such, but I believe you would have to take any gloves off for that type of thing.
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I've never found gloves that could do both. A good pair of insulated gloves can help between spots, but when you're fishing, any kind of glove will be in the way. Try one of the chemical hand warmer products on the unbearable days. Put one or two in each coat pocket and warm your hands when your fingers get numb.
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The problem with rain is you have to take your hands out of the gloves to tie knots and such then when you go to put those warm gloves back on it is difficult and if you do then when you take em off the liner try's to pull out.
With hand warmers the first bit of moisture hits them and they won't work. I'd say keep a pair for motoring in and out (or paddling) but try to rough it, keep a towel in your coat pockets to stuff your hands in while fishing.
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That's what I've always done since I don't like wearing gloves while fishing. A large towel or rag in each coat pocket. It works for me.
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I use the glove mitten combo, the mitten folds back and exposes your fingers for handling stuff, and put the mitten back on for warmth, this work in a boat ok but I don't know when your paddling your yak.
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