What is your cold weather clothing set up? I know most people wear the bibs and parkas.

What shoes do you wear that are both waterproof and warm?

What kind of gloves do you like?

Columbia Interchange Jacket (if you don't go with this style, just make sure it has the omni-heat technology)
LIKE THIS

Seirus Gloves (you probably want touch screen kind like these) LIKE THESE

My old military cold weather gear If you don't want to spend a lot on the crazy guide wear stuff military surplus is where it's at, can find everything from Gortex suits/lined boots to base layer liners and what not.

Gortex bibbs & coat when raining. For the rest of the cold water fishing I still wear one of the old nylon insulated one piece snowmobile suits by Walls. Can layer as much or as little underneath as I need, it blocks the wind and I can move around in it, easy access zippers for "getting rid of your coffee". Plus it makes me look like Ralphie's little brother when his mom bundeled him up to go outside on The Christmas Story!

+1 - For $25, I picked up these bibs. They are fleece lined. Not waterproof, but should be pretty warm.

+1. I bought an expedition grade top and bottom from an army surplus store.

These will keep you warm in the coldest weather.

My big problem is I've never found gloves that keep my hands warm and still give
my fingers freedom of movement so I can fish.

For me, it is all about layers. I start with Polyester base layers. Then regular thermal over those. Then if super cold, I will then put on some sweat pants, then jeans. On top, I will wear up to 3 of the light weight fleece jackets and then a big coat. Of course then add rain gear if needed.

By having so many layers, yet they are pretty thin, I can always dress up or down to the changing conditions throughout the day. Over the past 4 years of winter tournament fishing, I have learned that the polyester base layer has been the most important. I have not got cold down to 16 degrees with these layers. I also found some polyester gloves that are awesome. They are incredibly warm to be so paper thin and still have great sensativity.

Can you give the name of the gloves?

Under armor cold gear.....sweats and hoody.....Remington bibs and parka...three layers plus if it's really cold I'll put dry chemical heat packs in my pockets

try the simms exstream gloves, you can expose your thumb, index, and middle finger

My hands are the main issue fishing. Duck hunting for years taught me to blow off gloves, buy jackets with warm pockets, and keep my hands in my pockets unless I am shooting or blowing a duck call. Duck hunting gloves would probably work well for fishing and be pretty resistant to water, etc.

Gloves are Under Armour Men's ColdGear� Liner Gloves when fishing, when crusing i put on a pare of Under Armour UA Extreme ColdGear� Gloves

Head are Under Armour Men's ColdGear� Infrared Hood,Under Armour coldgear Infrared Wintersweet Beanie

Body is a Bass Pro 100mpg gear.

I like for my stuff to stay as thin/warm as possible.

This works for me

Omaha in FT. Worth. Lots of good gear.

Under Armour Cold Wear Infrared top and bottoms base layer

Under Armour Cold Wear Fleece lined top and bottom next layer

Fleece vest if I need a third layer for my torso

Simms Raingear

Simms Gloves

Under Armour stocking cap or balaclava

Wigwam 40 below socks

Waterproof boots with 800-1,000 grams of Thinsulate

I wear good long underwear I bought in Colorado, wool socks, insulated boots, jeans, a polar fleece, BPS Pro Qualifier rain parka and bib to keep the wind off me, and insulated gloves while running. I can't stand to wear gloves while actually fishing so I don't. I keep HotHands in my pockets and sometimes inside my gloves. On really rare occasions, as in below 20 degrees, I wear a toboggan on my head.