I booked my second hunt to MA for seaducks. My first hunt was two years ago and the only real clothing failure was my gloves. Despite being advertised as waterproof, etc.. they failed under the stress of setting out and retrieving lines, clipping decoys, etc.. For you northern gents, what's your go-to waterproofs, durable, cold weather longline glove?
Gloves
- Thread starter ChadW
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Steve Sanford
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Chad~
We (Great South Bay in January) use the PVC coated gloves that commercial fishermen wear. Here is the first link I found:
https://www.go2marine.com/Work-Glov...zrY2Tj-eERlnqx4_DearyVwGSexfMQJhoCi5cQAvD_BwE
My partners have the bright blue - I have the orange. They are for all the work involved in handling boats and decoys - and for just traveling at high speeds on the water.
When the rig is set, each has his own preference for gunning gloves: I like fingerless gloves with rubber-dotted palms.
I believe there was a post on this topic within the past 2 years.
Hope this helps!
SJS
We (Great South Bay in January) use the PVC coated gloves that commercial fishermen wear. Here is the first link I found:
https://www.go2marine.com/Work-Glov...zrY2Tj-eERlnqx4_DearyVwGSexfMQJhoCi5cQAvD_BwE
My partners have the bright blue - I have the orange. They are for all the work involved in handling boats and decoys - and for just traveling at high speeds on the water.
When the rig is set, each has his own preference for gunning gloves: I like fingerless gloves with rubber-dotted palms.
I believe there was a post on this topic within the past 2 years.
Hope this helps!
SJS