[reelangler]

Anyone ever use gloves while fishing? I would like to if anyone has found a glove that is waterproof, warm and low profile enough to use while fishing... any suggestions?

 

[hotrod]

KENAI.................are the best for me. They're fingerless Fleece gloves while on the front they are rubber.They are black in colour and keep the hands warm even when they are wet,for those winter steel days! For really cold days ( for the diehards ) I wear Simms windproof gloves then the Kenai over top. Keeps the hands really warm while not hampering the angling.


Hotrod

 

[woody]

I use the simms windproof gloves with the fold back thumb and fingers, work great even when wet.

 

[professori]

I have a pair of Redington fingerless gloves. Neoprene palms with polar fleece backs. I also have a pair of all wool fingerless mitts (the mitt end folds up and velcros to the back of the mitt when you want the fingers free).

 

[scruffy]

i've been using the fingerless neo's and their nice and warm on those cold days



scruffy

 

[Junebug]

Fingerless wool

 

[DMW]

Fingerless thinsulate. But once they are wet they suck. Scruffy, where did you get you neo's? Cause I frostbite my hands last year on a January Steely trip and now they are pretty sensitive. Looking for some better options for this winter.

 

[scruffy]

i bought my gloves from the fitness store on 152st in surrey across from guliford mall also its very close to th mickey d i belive,when i'm in surrey next i check out the name of the place ;D

scruffy

 

[Dogbreath]

Ragg Wool Gloves, cut off the finger/thumb @ the first joint and sew up the ends.Nothing is better and no difference when wet just be sure to wash them in hot water, use some hair conditioner to rinse and dry them in the drier until damned near crisp to shrink them down to size.

http://store.everestgear.com/eqnkn200.html

 

[lophat]

Using the Kenai gloves, tried all sorts of others. Made the mistake of going full fingered in the beginning until the first time I needed to thumb the spool.....bits of black neoprene everywhere! Check out glacierglove.com as well. Their site is down at the moment back some really good stuff there.

 

[rln]

fleece gloves with a wind/waterproof barrier in them like the Simms ones are the way to go. Fleece holds way less water and are wormer on the rainy days when you need gloves. The old style fingerless wool gloves are just to old school to be worth purchasing any longer. Other brands besides Simms are a lot less money just check around.

 

[steely_crazy]

Right now I'm using the reddington fingerless fleece with the pull back mitt (lost my last pair of neos ). They are alright but I usually take them off after a while and put them back on when I get real cold. I really dont like wearing gloves but I wish I could find another nice pair of the neo ones they were far superior to the fleece ones.

 

[Eric]

simms fingerless windstopper fleece gloves.. M&Y has some super deals on them right now.

 

[HOOK]

I wear a pair of old school fingerless wool. they work great :thumbup: even wet. might get into a pair of these windproof ones though, they sound pretty good ;D

 

[fishin30]

The simms are the nicest gloves i've had in years.

 

[nocoho]

my system is a little different......i wear mechanics gloves which fit nice and snug and don,t hamper reel control at all.....i use fingerless fleece over them for extra warmth when needed

 

[Kristopher]

The Simms windstoppers have worked well for me so far. Reaction has good deals on em...

 

[HOOK]

Micheal & Young also has the Simms gloves on sale right now. they are like half price :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[fisherforever]

I use Seal Skinz when its really cold. Got mine at Freds

 

[stsfisher]

i fish all winter with no gloves, can,t feel the reel with gloves on and i have also had the glove get stuck in the reel while fighting a fish.