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As most who have read my posts would know I fish the Kawartha area Zone 17

 

looking forward to this year - what would everyone recommend for a medium sized guy as best to buy at a decent price.

 

Thank you

 

John C

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Depends on what fishing you do. If you are outside get a 1pc suit as warm as possible. If inside a portable or permanent hut get a 2 pc so you can shed the jacket when it gets warm. All the brand names make good suits. Know your prices and look for a deal.

 

Good luck in your search.

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And remember... it's only a floater suit ! It's not a survival suit... You're still going to have to find heat FAST if you take a swim!

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And remember... it's only a floater suit ! It's not a survival suit... You're still going to have to find heat FAST if you take a swim!

 

 

From a guy who really does not not better, are survival suits much better/expensive than floater suits?

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I have the HH (Helly hansen) delta and it is warm enough for me to sit out side all winter on the river here last year we had some major cold days where my only problem is my finger's were freezing but I was warm in the suit I do know a couple people who have the Alpha from HH and say its to warm for fishing in southern Ontario. Check out Angling outfitters they have them for great prices I know they were around $200 last year at the fishing show give the store a call.

Posted
As most who have read my posts would know I fish the Kawartha area Zone 17

 

looking forward to this year - what would everyone recommend for a medium sized guy as best to buy at a decent price.

 

Thank you

 

John C

Lebarons will match prices or even beat the competition.Spend the extra$,and get a one piece surival suite as i did.Fishing world has good deals also.Spend the extra you never know.The mustang one piece has been fine for me,even to go pee.
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I was in the market for a floater suit as well but couldn't find one that was very comfy. Too stiff and bulky for my liking.

 

I just bought a Clam Ice Armor coat and bibs today at Gagnons for $270. Seems like an excellent outfit, built for ice-fishing they say. I figger when I feel the need for floatation (out on iffy ice, which I plan to avoid, or in the boat early or late in the season) there is plenty of room inside or outside the coat for a lifejacket.

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I figger when I feel the need for floatation (out on iffy ice, which I plan to avoid, or in the boat early or late in the season) there is plenty of room inside or outside the coat for a lifejacket.

 

Just remember if you use a life jacket with the heavy winter suit it will suck up alot of water and sink ya even with the life jacket unless its rated for more weight then you will become after being in the water for a while

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