What to wear

[Wolfie10]

Its winter,

I was wondering what i should wear when fishing in winter?

 

I am in east anglia near bedford and is there a 365 days a year club siter near there.

Also if i started a chub club on here would any one be intrested?

Do reply, wolfie10

[terry t shirt]

not sure what you mean by "club siter " i know its a typo but of what lol. As for clothing its down to prefence i prefer wearing multiple layers of clothes as opposed to say one big jacket or suit as i can add and remove on how i feel. Depending which side of bedford theres acres of chub waters around your area (i use to fish them before i moved).

[Andy Macfarlane]

Unless you're going to invest in a proper thermal suit, make sure you wear lots of thin, mixed layers....wool, nylon, cotton etc. with a good wind/waterproof jacket over the top and keep the stove going all the time. You never know when you might just need a hot cuppa, which can make a right horrible day very tolerable.

[Wolfie10]

not sure what you mean by "club siter " i know its a typo but of what lol. As for clothing its down to prefence i prefer wearing multiple layers of clothes as opposed to say one big jacket or suit as i can add and remove on how i feel. Depending which side of bedford theres acres of chub waters around your area (i use to fish them before i moved).

forget the rand thanku please go to ADVICE NEEDED and help me,Wolfie10

Unless you're going to invest in a proper thermal suit, make sure you wear lots of thin, mixed layers....wool, nylon, cotton etc. with a good wind/waterproof jacket over the top and keep the stove going all the time. You never know when you might just need a hot cuppa, which can make a right horrible day very tolerable.

Thanks 4 the info Please go to ADVICE NEEDED and help me,Wolfie10

[Chris Plumb]

Unless you're going to invest in a proper thermal suit, make sure you wear lots of thin, mixed layers....wool, nylon, cotton etc. with a good wind/waterproof jacket over the top and keep the stove going all the time. You never know when you might just need a hot cuppa, which can make a right horrible day very tolerable.

 

Good advice - go for layers. IMO you can't beat good thermal underwear (good ole Damart) and thororughly warm socks. Keeping your head warm should also be a priority - and I laso find keeping my neck and throat warm with a muffler makes a big difference.

 

 

C.

[Guest Rabbit]

forget the rand thanku please go to ADVICE NEEDED and help me,Wolfie10Thanks 4 the info Please go to ADVICE NEEDED and help me,Wolfie10

 

All the advice you need...but dont forget the Beaver Hat

[Newt]

I tried a beaver skin cap one time. That dang wide paddle tail kept flopping in my face and made it tough to see what I was doing. OTOH, I had left the head on and those long front teeth they use for cutting down trees do a nice job of opening a tin when needed.

[Guest Rabbit]

I tried a beaver skin cap one time. That dang wide paddle tail kept flopping in my face and made it tough to see what I was doing. OTOH, I had left the head on and those long front teeth they use for cutting down trees do a nice job of opening a tin when needed.

 

Truth is Newt I thought of you when I posted that

[Wolfie10]

Truth is Newt I thought of you when I posted that

 

 

now now lets not be nasty

I dont think i will ever try beaver hat!

Mainly cose i aint to keen on real fur,

aka wolfie10/animal lover.

But i dont find killing fish

[Ducktape Corkfeet]

Sundridge Sleepskin, just simply amazing peice of kit.