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    Default insulated rain gear.


    I have gortex rain gear, nice, but am wondering what you, the ones who use insulated rain gear, what kind do y'all wear.

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    Artic Armor! For me
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    As my friend Duane Doty says "I am not that mad at them, will stay by the fire" I normally will wear chest waders with layers and a good Gore-Tex jacket that way I do not get wet if i have to step out of boat loading retrieving jig etc.

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    I wear gore Tex with “waffle” style long John’s underneath. I also wear a base layer of spandex/Lycra type stuff…
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    I have this ERO Force stuff which I've only worn a couple of times, once ice fishing. If it gets too cold for this stuff - I'm OUT!

    Don't wear it hunting because it's not quiet.

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    Thanks, guess I will just stay with my spanks and cotton undies for now.
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    StrikerIce Jacket & Bibs with the built in floatation for my insulated stuff. That's for VERY cold ice fishing but I'd probably wear it in a boat in December or January. Might just have to unzip it or something?! It's pretty bulky.

    My regular ol' raingear is the Johnny Morris Bass Pro Shops Guidewear Elite but paired with Cabela's ECWCS Heavyweight base layers it's 'bout good enough for soft water around these parts.


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    I have three sets two Cablea`s Guide Series one is summer one is insulated good down to about 15-20 degrees then my IceArmour good for anything 15 degrees and under bulky but is very warm..

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    Costco(maybe Sam’s) sells fleece lined nylon pants that are waterproof even though they don’t advertise that for some reason. I layer nylon (slicker the better) long John’s and sometimes sweat pants. Use my Carhart hooded coat. Electric vest, electric socks, and electric gloves from Amazon.

    My knees and sometimes butt still get cold, but less if I move about.
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