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best ice fishing gloves


thatoneguy

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Go with the cotton/wool half-finger with flip over mitt. Keep them out of the water and snow though.

Thats what I roll with as well. Don't have to take the gloves off to handle fish, unhook fish, or rebait , just flip over the mitt.

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I keep one set of gloves (or mittens) to each pair of pockets in my outerwear -- ice armor, saranac, choppers, whatever -- and switch them out as the get damp from baiting up and unhooking fish. As far as operating a reel goes, I've extended all my reel handles. Even big mittens aren't a problem.

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I have some skin tight gloves I found at GM that I use inside the portable. Great for rebaiting and I can even tie knots with them if I have to. Outside, I use the wool flipover chops, as long as I am not reaching down and pulling pike from the water.

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Anyone ever try the Seirus All Weather Gloves (sold at FF) for ice fishing?? It says it is water proof and breathable.

I have the Ice Armor gloves. Work well cause I can use them to keep hands warm outdoors and small enought to operate my reel. But the plams ice up and they don't breath well (so hands sweat).

I need something that I can stick in the water or handle fish for those cold days. Wet hands in very cold conditions ... not good eek

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I use the cut off finger/flip over mitten style. Very effective for fishing outside.

I have a pair of the ice armor finger style gloves. All I can say is they claim to be water proof and yet the soak up water better than a sponge. I'm not impressed with them at all and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone that is actually going to use them ice fishing. I give it to their marketing team though, they got me to spend my money on IMO one of the worst gloves made.

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I never wear anything on my hands just because you will miss the light bites. When I had to fish outside because of a lack of shelter I would put a single mantle Colemen in a bucket and put in between my legs and then I would jig over the heat that was rising. Now days if it that cold I just get in my Otter. It just makes sense that if you are going to spend your money on a good graphite rod so it can be as sensitive as possible and then you put on a pair of gloves and lose that sensitivity.

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