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Hey guys and gals I had a question for the cold water anglers. I've been out three or four times so far this year with nothing spectacular to report but after getting tired of not being able to tolerate the 37 degree water for more than a few hours we finally decided to try a lake a few hours away with a warm water arm from a hydro. Water was great at 67 degrees but the current and wind made it a shorter trip than anticipated. Also wipers weren't biting just a few small largemouths. As I said the water was great but I still need to find a better answer for the hands. Tried taking wool gloves off and on to keep them dry but that doesn't seem to work well. Does anyone use the neoprene and if so which style ie fingerless, slits, etc. I question whether they really keep your hands dry or if they just wind up trapping water inside the gloves. Love to hear some others ideas. Hey TD I broke a little ice this year myself but nothing like what you ran into. Sure got some funny looks from the boat crowd though.

Good fishing all
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