Reply With QuoteWearing a good pair of merino wool socks with a pair of Muck boots or Bogs boots should keep your feet warm. This is what I wear when ice fishing, where my feet are setting on the ice for several hours without getting cold.
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Wearing a good pair of merino wool socks with a pair of Muck boots or Bogs boots should keep your feet warm. This is what I wear when ice fishing, where my feet are setting on the ice for several hours without getting cold.
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If not running a foot control trolling motor....consider some boot blankets....used to use them during late season tree stand hunts.
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There’s the best solution.I should take that advice sitting here in SE PA in REALLY cold weather!
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I am going to bundle up tomorrow with some Muck Arctic boots (2000 gram th insulate) on for some bank fishing in an attempt to catch a few. My wife is going to sit in the car and watch me freeze. LOL
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Carhartt thick wool boot socks, sprinkle some foot powder in them first. Muck Boots Wetland series. If it gets into the 20s I’ll add a HotHands toe warmer and they’re good for several hours.
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