Complete Guide To Ice Fishing - #4 - How To Dress (Clothing) - Jay Siemens
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Date: 2022-06-04
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Canucklehead0
Again, Love this series, Jay! I wear a pair of Carharts insulated lined bibs, the bloody things never seem to wear and stay warm, even on the trike ride out! Boots, I have tried many, even the Muck boots (which are now my hunting boots) but go back to my standard Canadian issue White Sorel felt lined boots, you just cant beat them, a pair of shooter Mitts and my Dakota parka and I'm toasty no matter the weather! Any thoughts on the HT Quick Hut Solo shelter? This will be my second season with the little shack but I like it for those chilly days when you head out exploring by yourself. Looking forward to the heater episode, take care!
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Again, Love this series, Jay! I wear a pair of Carharts insulated lined bibs, the bloody things never seem to wear and stay warm, even on the trike ride out! Boots, I have tried many, even the Muck boots (which are now my hunting boots) but go back to my standard Canadian issue White Sorel felt lined boots, you just cant beat them, a pair of shooter Mitts and my Dakota parka and I'm toasty no matter the weather! Any thoughts on the HT Quick Hut Solo shelter? This will be my second season with the little shack but I like it for those chilly days when you head out exploring by yourself. Looking forward to the heater episode, take care!
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Hooked
Its actually false about loosing the most heat through the top of your head. Your head makes up 9% surface area of your body and it actually equates to the same degree of heat loss. I work EMS and this is from medicinal Journals. Its just feels like it sometimes since your head has less clothing on it most of the time.
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Its actually false about loosing the most heat through the top of your head. Your head makes up 9% surface area of your body and it actually equates to the same degree of heat loss. I work EMS and this is from medicinal Journals. Its just feels like it sometimes since your head has less clothing on it most of the time.
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Mr.
Clothing is THE MOST import thing in ice fishing! Its not your custom rod, its not your lucky spoon, not your crazy fancy fluoro line, not even you wicked reel. No; its your clothing! Invest here, have fun this winter! Btw, buy Baffin boots and forget what cold feet are. Best freaking boots company EV-ER!
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Clothing is THE MOST import thing in ice fishing! Its not your custom rod, its not your lucky spoon, not your crazy fancy fluoro line, not even you wicked reel. No; its your clothing! Invest here, have fun this winter! Btw, buy Baffin boots and forget what cold feet are. Best freaking boots company EV-ER!
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Russell
Great content. Super helpful for the newbies, but great for others, like me, looking to change things up a bit. These were all great suggestions. Any specific gloves you have liked running over others? That seems to be my next item to refine. Thanks.
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Great content. Super helpful for the newbies, but great for others, like me, looking to change things up a bit. These were all great suggestions. Any specific gloves you have liked running over others? That seems to be my next item to refine. Thanks.
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Colinator4321
I use a set of Muc Arctic sport boots. Fit like a rubber boot, tho a little snugger. and Insulated with neopreme. 100% water proof, and mostly warm enough, just get the odd chill through the bottom. gonna try insulated insuls at some point
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I use a set of Muc Arctic sport boots. Fit like a rubber boot, tho a little snugger. and Insulated with neopreme. 100% water proof, and mostly warm enough, just get the odd chill through the bottom. gonna try insulated insuls at some point
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Frank
Jay check out bama socks from Marks there like $25 a pair and extract sweat from your feet. Rig guys use them and swear by it. Used them last year and are game changers for using dunlops or any rubber boots. Wear them overtop your normal socks
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Jay check out bama socks from Marks there like $25 a pair and extract sweat from your feet. Rig guys use them and swear by it. Used them last year and are game changers for using dunlops or any rubber boots. Wear them overtop your normal socks
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Alex
An important aspect to layering is that you can and should take layers off. If you are walking out and dragging your equipment it is hard work. Take layers off so you don't sweat because when you stop to fish, you will get cold.
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An important aspect to layering is that you can and should take layers off. If you are walking out and dragging your equipment it is hard work. Take layers off so you don't sweat because when you stop to fish, you will get cold.
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Tony
As a person who has sunburned their eyes, I strongly agree with the sunglasses recommendation - burning your eyes is no fun. This is doubly important for anybody ice fishing on a sunny day at high altitude.
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As a person who has sunburned their eyes, I strongly agree with the sunglasses recommendation - burning your eyes is no fun. This is doubly important for anybody ice fishing on a sunny day at high altitude.
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TGDament
All great suggestions and advise. I love my Sorel Glacier XT boots and I also put a light liner sock under my wool to wick and prevent blistering. These little sessions are addictive! Nicely done.
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All great suggestions and advise. I love my Sorel Glacier XT boots and I also put a light liner sock under my wool to wick and prevent blistering. These little sessions are addictive! Nicely done.
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Austen
I would advise not getting steel toes to go onto the ice, think about it. If the steel gets cold your toes will be frozen in no time. Get a pair of lacrosse insulated much boots, life changing.
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I would advise not getting steel toes to go onto the ice, think about it. If the steel gets cold your toes will be frozen in no time. Get a pair of lacrosse insulated much boots, life changing.
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