For others, fishing means catching fresh, nutritious, and delicious food we can enjoy in the context of a camping trip, or simply to bring home as a fine meal

we suggest combinations of the following clothing and wading gear: synthetic base layers (top and bottom) in medium and heavy weights from late November through February and medium and light weights otherwise Fleece or down jackets and/or vests as midlayers heavy-duty waterproof shell jackets, either fishing wading jackets or just hardshell winter parkas fleece pants to wear over base layers, particularly from late November through February (otherwise, lightweight outdoor pants are fine) neck gaiter or scarf warm hat or cap, as well as a ball cap or other fishing hat neoprene or fleece fingerless gloves neoprene mittens or full-finger gloves (if you can tolerate fishing in conditions when these are necessary) heavyweight wool or synthetic socks for wear under waders breathable or neoprene waders wading boots with rubber soles you may add aluminum traction aids if desired
The Quest handles them with ease
It gets its unique name from the pawl or metallic tooth attached to your reels spool
Features and Benefits 2-piece, big-game-ready fiberglass rod Extended EVA handle supports heavy lifting Aluminum oxide Dynaflow guides Ball-bearing drive system High-performance multidisc drag system Strong, multistop antireverse Anodized Long Stroke spool design Stainless-steel bail wire Reel weight: 14.2 ounces (10 foot rod)