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Gloves,any suggestions?
I caught 2 crappie this morning off my dock,and my gloves got wet.I was pretty much done after that.Currently I have some realtree hunting gloves from Academy not sure what brand,they are cloth and flexible enough to use with a spinning reel but not waterproof. Any suggestions?
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Can't say your hands won't get wet but I use Fish Monkey gloves only. I have destroyed so many pairs of other brand so called "Fishing" gloves with the dorsal fins of Black Crappie the Fish Monkey Guide gloves are awesome. Having to buy XXL gloves hurt the selection as most of the XXL are XL's at best. My hands grip and the gloves rip.
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I have several pairs of gloves but they aren't waterproof. I'm following this thread for ideas. :popcorn
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I second Fish Monkey got a pair and it’s been the best I’ve owned as far as fishing gloves.
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I use fingerless wool gloves.
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So on option would be a neoprene glove like divers wear will be waterproof and preferably find a pair with a reinforced palm and fingertips.
Also there are some nice options for gloves from Sealskinz on this webpage. Gissing - Waterproof All Weather Lightweight Glove with Fusion Control
– Sealskinz USA
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My experience with neoprene gloves has been they are uncomfortable and you lose dexterity. What about combining fingerless gloves with thin latex gloves?
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I just looked at fish monkey most look fingertip less,any specific model over another?
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Amazon had 1 pair of pro 365 left for $7,$30 at FM so I snagged them!
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I wear fingerless gloves with latex gloves underneath if it is really cold. I seldom fish when it's really cold but keeping my hands dry is more important than keeping them covered.