Frabill FXE Snosuit Task Glove Dry, Warm and Durable
Read more on the Frabill FXE Snosuit Task Glove... Frabill FXE Takes on Stormy Weather
I don’t know why there is no sun up in the sky; Frabill FXE weather. I know its spring, but this is downright ridiculous. A couple more days and I had better start building an ark. Every day it has been raining; so every day, I put on my Frabill FXE Stormsuit Jacket and Frabill FXE Stormsuit Bib to stay dry and warm. Read more on the Frabill FXE Stormsuit... Chest Deep in Fish
Read more on Hodgman waders... Here Comes the Sun Protection with my Boonie Hat
Here comes the sun, do, do, do, do. Here comes the sun and I say, “It’s all right.” Here comes the sun and I am not worried about that big, round ball of fire. Why not? I have found the perfect protection from Mother Nature and its harmful rays. No, it’s not staying inside dodging dangerous solar ultraviolet radiation. It’s my new Boonie Hat by Glacier Outdoors that is the source of my face, ears, and top of my balding head salvation. It kicks the sun’s butt and eliminates the sun’s harmful rays while providing me with a comfortable, fashionable look. Read more about the Glacier Outdoors Boonie Hat... Snosuit Gauntlet Gloves: Even Southern Anglers Need Gloves
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Walk On with Shimano Evair Fishing Shoes One step followed by another. Gently every step treads lightly on the early morning dew drenched grass. It’s early and only the frogs crocking in the distance can be heard. Winter’s cold months are long behind and a warm southern breeze can be felt. It’s the best time of the year for fishing. Bass are shallow, up spawning in small pockets and coves everywhere on the lake. Its mornings like this you savor after working so hard during the week. Pausing a moment before taking off on plane to your favorite honey hole you kick back and prop up your feet. It’s really satisfying. Everything feels so good, so good; even your feet in the Shimano Evair fishing shoes.
Read more on the Shimano Evair fishing shoes... One Hat Ain’t Enough
Oh yeah! One hat ain’t enough for me. I lose more hats in one day than any other angler can in a year. It’s a losing battle, but I have found a solution to it. I found a hat that has a tether that connects to my shirt. What a great idea. No more losing my head…I mean hat while I’m flying down the lake in my bass boat. Read more on the Brewskey Hat... These Boots Were Made For Wading
Read more on Hodgman wading boots... Sharp Dressed Anglers Wear Buff Original Multifunctional High UV Protection Headwear
 It’s killing you! The hot summer sun is burning down the back of your neck, frying your face and ears. You have tried to apply suntan lotion ever now and then, but it just runs off you like beads of sweat. If there was only a way to stay cool, protect your skin from harmful ultraviolet radiation, and keep that sharp dressed look? Thanks to Buff’s there is now. Buff has just released their new line of High UV Protection Buff headwear. UV Buff line of headwear is made from stretchy, seamless CoolMax Extreme fabric that can protect anglers against 95-percent of harmful Ultraviolet radiation, and will absorb the sun’s glare. Not only will it protect you from the harmful UV rays, but help reduce skin temperature and lower heart rate. UV Buff headwear will also decrease engine noise and is wind resistant. As for keeping your swagger, High UV Protection Buff headwear comes in a number of stylish, designer patterns that will complement any angler’s attitude.
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The old saying is cold hand, warm heart. Not in my boat because cold hands are a thing of the past. I have a new pair of gloves from Frabill, the new Frabill FXE Snosuit Task Glove. It was designed to complement the Frabill FXE Snosuit bibs and parka. Of course the Frabill FXE (Frabill Extreme Elements) Snosuit bibs, parka, and Task glove was designed for ice fishing, but anglers anywhere can appreciate staying warm anytime it’s cold out. 
I must admit it. I love fishing streams and rivers in my waders. Of course having a boat would be nice at times, but then I would have to give up my freedom of moving up and down the river bank. Waders also will get me in places that boats cannot go or have to be dragged to get to. I only have to carry my pole and a small tackle box. It’s also easier to approach the fish in a stealth mode, unlike a boat with a motor running or paddles thrashing the water announcing to every fish in the river you are there. No doubt about it, wade fishing is the ultimate way to get chest deep in fishing.
It was your typical morning out bass fishing south of the Mason-Dixon Line. Chilly, 30-degrees when I awoke; although, the weather man promised that it would be in the fifties by late afternoon. Unfortunately, my first stop was a twenty minute drive away from the ramp down the lake. I personally was not looking forward to it. Like other bass anglers, I had found out a long time ago that wearing a motorcycle helmet kept my head warm and freezing, cold wind off my face. If you have ever traveled south fishing in the winter, you may have experience freezing fog. Of course, this morning turned out to be one of those days with icy temperatures and freezing fog. No pair of jersey or inexpensive gloves will stay dry or keep your hands from freezing. A southern bass angler needs gloves that are flexible, yet keep their hands warm. Thankfully, today and till late spring I will be wearing the Snosuit Gauntlet Gloves; the new high technologically advanced glove, loaded with features that make driving down the lake at 60-plus mph possible without having to warm my hands up before I can begin to cast. Move over, jersey and inexpensive gloves, there is a new glove in town.
Few angling adventures can match the excitement of wading Blue Ribbon Smallmouth streams. These streams have an abundance of trophy smallmouth that is eager to bite. There is no better way to catch them than walking the stream side and wading in pools casting lures. Another wading adventure that should not be overlooked is fly fishing the world renowned White River below Bull Shoals Dam. Monster German Brown trout can be caught there year round, but often it takes getting in the water to catch them. No matter if you are fishing the cold, clear tailwater of the White River or warm water smallmouth streams like Crooked Creek wading is the best way to catch them.