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I ice fish during the winter and need to rely on my clothing to keep me warm.
I been using Arctic Armour for the last few years and been very pleased with keeping me warm and this suit will also float in you go through the ice, another good looking suit is Striker Ice that came out last year and this one will also float.
Whats price on these. I really like that they float. If you happened to go over board in winter would be nice to have oneQuote:
Originally Posted by ready2fish
Thanks for that input. Sorry you couldn't make it to camp this time. Hope you can make the next ont.Quote:
Originally Posted by ready2fish
From looking at all the pictures you guys had a great time, great job!
Hope to see you all in the spring
Not sure if the other guys will agree but I personally prefer the uninsulated rain suits. I have the Pro Qualifier's from BPS, Bibs and Parka. I can layer as much as I need under them when it's cold but I can also wear them when its not cold without extra layers. They are to expensive for me to own both the insulated and uninsulated. Muck boots for me as well.
I dont worry about it if i start gettin cold turn up the tstat.
Muck brand boots in pank.
You'd be cute in those SWEATHEART!!! LmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by ATM
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BPS Pro Qualifiers if the forecast high for the day is 40 or more. Artic Armour below 40 down to sub-zero. Also wear a full face motorcycle helmet for that early morning run.
No need to run, if it's that cold they will be stacked near the dam.Quote:
Originally Posted by yikess