Cold Weather gloves

rodnreel · 12-11-09, 11:27 AM

With colder/freezing temperatures blowing through many parts of the country, I am wanting to buy some gloves to wear out fishing. Does anyone have any recommendations for some really warm/waterproof fishing gloves?

Bender · 12-11-09, 11:43 AM

I wear something like these glomitts if it is not too cold, 40-50s.
When it gets real cold I switch over to waterproof hunting gloves from Gander Mt. And when it gets real cold I add a hand warmer in them.

I still have not found a glove that is warm and allows you the dexterity to do all the things you need to do when fishing.

BigBassin144 · 12-11-09, 04:36 PM

I use BPS's neoprene gloves.

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/st..._SearchResults

I used them one while fishing in the cold, and then again not too long ago for some photography outside in the cold and wind. I've yet to try them ice fishing, or in the rain, but so far they've worked great.

BB

keithdog · 12-12-09, 08:37 PM

They arn't waterproof, but I use a pair of mechanics gloves. They are tight fitting and off a lot of dexterity.

bassintom · 12-13-09, 07:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by keithdog

They arn't waterproof, but I use a pair of mechanics gloves. They are tight fitting and off a lot of dexterity.

This is what I use also.

TN_Bassin · 12-16-09, 07:07 PM

I wear these gloves, not the warmest things in the world but with a hand warmer I do not think you can find any more mobility in a glove.

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/st..._SearchResults

champman · 12-18-09, 10:11 PM

you can't go wrong with artic shield gloves. they keep your hand warm and dry and are very light weight . most importantly they are windproof. it doesn't matter how waterproof a glove is if it isn't windproof. trust me, it gets cold and windy on lake of the ozarks this time of year. available at bass pro shops for around 20 to 30 bucks .

rodnreel · 12-21-09, 11:55 AM

Thanks for the recommendations guys. I went out this weekend with a pair of Under Armour gloves and they worked pretty well. They held up against the wind, but I can tell if they were to get wet I would be in for some hurtin. I'll have to check some of these out when I get a chance.

egolfer · 12-21-09, 04:04 PM

I wear the Under Armour. They are nice for fishing because they are light and let you feel bites. However, when they get wet, they are pretty useless. I usually keep a neoprene close by for taking the fish off the hook.

BassBandit · 12-21-09, 06:59 PM

http://www.google.com/products?q=und...N&hl=en&tab=wf

After trying a few gloves I've found the one that I don't need to remove them while using a baitcaster. Good grip and warm. Bought at Dick's after tried them on.

Rebbasser · 12-24-09, 07:49 PM

These:

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/st..._SearchResults

Thumb and index finger flip up to keep contact with the line.

12-11-09, 11:27 AM	#1
rodnreel BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Jamestown, OH Posts: 310	Cold Weather gloves With colder/freezing temperatures blowing through many parts of the country, I am wanting to buy some gloves to wear out fishing. Does anyone have any recommendations for some really warm/waterproof fishing gloves? __________________ "If you become a jack of all bass fishing trades but a master of none, you're setting yourself up for mediocrity." - Denny Brauer

12-11-09, 04:36 PM	#3
BigBassin144 BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Toledo, Ohio Posts: 9,463	I use BPS's neoprene gloves. http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/st..._SearchResults I used them one while fishing in the cold, and then again not too long ago for some photography outside in the cold and wind. I've yet to try them ice fishing, or in the rain, but so far they've worked great. BB __________________ As of June 14, 2014 the members of the BF.com forum have moved to basschat.yuku.com!

12-16-09, 07:07 PM	#6
TN_Bassin BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Bon Aqua,TN Posts: 1,013	I wear these gloves, not the warmest things in the world but with a hand warmer I do not think you can find any more mobility in a glove. http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/st..._SearchResults __________________ Other anglers are tough, but the fish are the real competition.

12-18-09, 10:11 PM	#7
champman BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: pacific, mo. Posts: 108	winter gloves you can't go wrong with artic shield gloves. they keep your hand warm and dry and are very light weight . most importantly they are windproof. it doesn't matter how waterproof a glove is if it isn't windproof. trust me, it gets cold and windy on lake of the ozarks this time of year. available at bass pro shops for around 20 to 30 bucks .

12-21-09, 11:55 AM	#8
rodnreel BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Jamestown, OH Posts: 310	Thanks for the recommendations guys. I went out this weekend with a pair of Under Armour gloves and they worked pretty well. They held up against the wind, but I can tell if they were to get wet I would be in for some hurtin. I'll have to check some of these out when I get a chance. __________________ "If you become a jack of all bass fishing trades but a master of none, you're setting yourself up for mediocrity." - Denny Brauer

12-11-09, 11:43 AM	#2
Bender BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Brighton, MI Posts: 2,414	I wear something like these glomitts if it is not too cold, 40-50s. When it gets real cold I switch over to waterproof hunting gloves from Gander Mt. And when it gets real cold I add a hand warmer in them. I still have not found a glove that is warm and allows you the dexterity to do all the things you need to do when fishing.

12-12-09, 08:37 PM	#4
keithdog BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: IN Posts: 8,308	They arn't waterproof, but I use a pair of mechanics gloves. They are tight fitting and off a lot of dexterity.

12-21-09, 04:04 PM	#9
egolfer BassFishin.Com Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Gaithersburg, Maryland Posts: 38	I wear the Under Armour. They are nice for fishing because they are light and let you feel bites. However, when they get wet, they are pretty useless. I usually keep a neoprene close by for taking the fish off the hook. __________________ Eli Golfer Gaithersburg, Maryland

12-21-09, 06:59 PM	#10
BassBandit BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Kernersville, NC Posts: 430	http://www.google.com/products?q=und...N&hl=en&tab=wf After trying a few gloves I've found the one that I don't need to remove them while using a baitcaster. Good grip and warm. Bought at Dick's after tried them on.

12-24-09, 07:49 PM	#11
Rebbasser BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: San Antonio, TX Posts: 10,141	These: http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/st..._SearchResults Thumb and index finger flip up to keep contact with the line. __________________ It's happened to the best of them: John 21:3

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