Boundary Waters Quetico Forum :: Winter Camping and Activities :: clothing
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Captn Tony |
Marino Long johns and long sleeve t Synthetic wicking shirt and a marino sweater Wind pants and then waterproof pants Light gloves Wool socks and leather hiking boots Fishing days Same as above but depending on the temperature I might shed a layer Outer layer was ice fishing bibs and ice fishing coat Muck boots with wool socks Ice fishing mittens or gloves depending on the temperature Also took hand warmers and toe warmers for cold days |
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Captn Tony |
Thanks Captn. |
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Jaywalker |
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Minnesotian |
A nice long sleeved wicking shirt and a button down wool shirt over that. My pants would be my woolen bibs. All of that breaths really well. With the wind being at a breeze, I would also probably have my canvas anorak on, but would probably take it off after I got heated up. Depends on the cooling of the breeze to the heating up ratio. As you probably know, during the winter your enemy is sweat. |
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Captn Tony |
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SevenofNine |
Captn Tony: "Thanks for the advice. Trip was a success, even caught some fish." What did you end up starting with as layers? What did you transition to? |