Warm fishing Suit?

in the market for a new rain suit , but would like something warmer. What are yall wearing??

Mine is not what I would call warm, but for a rain suit I use Frog Toggs.

BPS 100 MPH Suit.

I have a bps Pro qualifier gore Tex it’s not insulated but I will layer under it if it’s cold, I have a Cabelas insulated gore Tex that I don’t wear because it’s to bulky and to hot.

BPS Qualifier with Under Armour Base 3.0 underneath

Cabelas guide wear, and layers underneath. All you really need in Texas. Get a good quality gore-tex suit though, wind/water resistant and breathes well.

Go to idigear.com and look at the Arctic Armor suits. Rain proof, windproof and will float you in the event that you fall in the water.

Gore-Tex Jacket & Pants w/Suspenders or/Bib Style along with Under Armour Cold Gear Base layer 2.0 or 3.0 .. if over 45 degrees 2.0.. below 45 degrees the 3.0 base layer w/insulated Gore-Tex Bib and Jacket . This is what I wear night fishing in Fall/Winter/Spring works great. Gore-Tex works great with the moisture @ night you get and keeps you dry..I like Cabela's / L.L.Bean / North Face.

Does anyone have a idea on a gore-tex jacket for small women, girlfriend is 5 ft about 105 and we haven't found much. Any help would be appreciated.

yep. Good from 70degrees to about 40....then add layers under it for colder.

Academy sells a great set of bibs & a matching coat....each part is $60
H2O Express....I love mine.

cabelas guidewear and layer up as needed....

I have the Cabelas gore Tex insulated bib and coat. It can be in the thirties outside and I can be going 70mph across the lake and it feels like I'm sitting in my living room, great stuff!!!!

Cabelas gore tex with layers underneath. Would work in a blizzard.

Any of the major players (BPS 100mph, Simms, Cabelas guide wear, Gill, Huk) will work. The trick is layering.

yup...

Check bargain bin online at Cabelas. Guide gear extreme bibs were 99 bucks yesterday. Regular or tall.

If you want warm. The Cabelas Guide Wear that is insalated are almost hot on a super cold day. I would get something non insulated a size larger then layer clothes as needed. The main thing for me is it keeps the wind off of you.

BPS 100MPH

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Artic shield

100 mph rainsuit Bass Pro

Artic Armor hands down. So light you don't know its on. Not bulky, don't have to wear layers underneath . You will NOT get cold in this suit.

P.. When I first got my pro suit in the mail, I opened the package and thought to myself, there is no way this light suit can be warm. boy was I wrong. LOL

Gill makes a good rain suit for women.

Cabelas Guidewear is the one for you.

I just got a new guide wear suit. Seems really nice and goretex so it should be good. I had a gander mtn suit and I got soaked from head to toe

My suggestion: spend the extra money on a good quality Goretex rain suit. I have had both BPS 100MPH and Cabelas Guide Wear. GREAT suits. Equal quality. Last a long time. Bought the BPS many years ago from the Bargin Bin for 1/2 below retail. Bought the last suit from Cabelas when they were having an online internet only sale. 1/2 below retail again and I went to the store, tried on the suits, ordered online from the stores computer and picked up the suit right there from the store. I would highly recommend getting a slightly oversized NON-INSULATED suit so you will have a true 3-4 season rainsuit. Layer some longjohns, hoodie...under the suit for extreme cold. The insulated suits are too hot to wear except on cold winter days. Unless you are rich. Then buy one insulated and one non-insulated. :-)

Everybody seems to be stuck on the BPS 100 MPHG suit. I love my Arctic Armor suit and will put it up against the others any day. Way lighter and no layers.

I agree, I can wear a pair of long johns under the suit or a pair of loose sweat pants and long sleeve t-shirt and have freedom of movement without the need for a hoodie, long johns, jeans, t shirt ect all layered up.

When I bought the suite I got a free pair of artic armour gloves which are made of the same material and your hands never get cold either.