01-01-2016, 03:22 AM
Makes sense. Ice fishing, particularly my style of athletically running around making lots of holes with muscle powered Nills augurs, is a challenge of adaption of clothing to the extremes of hot and cold.
I found good layering choices to be the answer. As I work hard or sit and fish and alternate between the two, I take off and put on layers and before I get hot or cold.
Aside from temperature, that prevents what would otherwise be much more perspiration and allows the small amount to more quickly escape and drier insulation is much more effective.
Layering for boots? Perhaps I should try a foam board in a short tub with a fleece blanket for sitting still in front of a hole and fish finder.
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I found good layering choices to be the answer. As I work hard or sit and fish and alternate between the two, I take off and put on layers and before I get hot or cold.
Aside from temperature, that prevents what would otherwise be much more perspiration and allows the small amount to more quickly escape and drier insulation is much more effective.
Layering for boots? Perhaps I should try a foam board in a short tub with a fleece blanket for sitting still in front of a hole and fish finder.
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