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![]() I only started kayak fishing last summer in smaller lakes. My question is for this time of year if you have a SOT what are you wearing? Dry suit, wet suit, waders, something else? The water is still pretty cold on a lot of lakes, what are you wearing to stay dry and God forbid tip over?
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![]() I'd be in a dry suit or heavy duty wet suit until water hit high 60s low 70s.
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![]() whatever else you wear, don't forget the PFD. classic quote "It is impossible to get hypothermic in cold water unless you are wearing flotation, because without flotation – you won’t live long enough to become hypothermic."
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![]() Wife and I wear our drysuits until the water warms up . If you wind up in the water with the wrong attire it's a big problem .
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![]() I was always told a good guideline is the 120 rule 120 deg F combined temp.
If the water is 50f air needs to be 70f And cotton kills |
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