Best fishing gloves

[hardwater diehard]

Seems most time I get my gloves on  I gota take them off...I have 3 finger mittens for ATV ride out then not used till the ride in..most days just dollar store fleece gloves with the index,thumb and middle finger cut off on my jigging/baiting hand ..last year I wore some sweat/wrist bands with a small hand warmer tucked in it ...seemed to help  . I have neoprene gloves ..wool gloves and mittens ..but seem to feel the cheap fleece suits my needs better ..I got some latex gloves last season ..but forgot to use them … and always have extra/dry gloves and a hang towel at the ready .

[Icemole]

 Not quite as frigid in these parts as some of you guys but I've been using  Seal Skinz  gloves for years.  Warm(enough for me) waterproof and breathable. I originally got them for duck hunting - picking up wet ducks and decoys at the end of the hunt. I still take them off for some of the smaller ice jigs and trying to put on a wax worm, but shiners and bigger hooks for them are no problem.  Mine are an older version with different "dots" 

 https://www.cabelas.com/product/SEALSKINZ-GLOVE-LW-ULTRA-GRIP/3298608.uts?productVariantId=6465813&WT.tsrc=PPC&WT.mc_i

[jibbs]

I use a billion different pairs ..Polar gloves to set and pick up , thin pair for drilling , artic armour for when it’s brutal ..I also where a muff which is perfect with hand warmers ..however like all the other tough guys I’m a fan of no gloves

[Yopy]

cabelas makes a warm camo pair that have flip over finger covers with a magnet to secure them open. the finger sleeves are cut back so your fingers are exposed and they work well versus taking the gloves off. The flap also has a pouch to put a hand warmer in.

[TonyThunder]

I got mine a couple years ago and not sure if they still make them, but mountain hardware merino wool gloves work amazing, they were kind of pricey but well worth every cent

[CA1492]

In addition to a mix of gloves and mitts , have a couple cheap microfiber towels to dry your hands.  No matter what the leather chopper mitts are in my gear box. 

On cold days there are hand warmers in my jacket pockets to revitalize my hands and ward off the frost nip & bite.  Be careful it sneaks up on you.

Oh, Have spare hand warmers with you in the car.  Hand them out to the kids and ladies when you see them getting uncomfortable and earn some good guy points.

[jigmaster5]

I'm a big fan of the BPS (White River) L/XL fingerless fleece gloves.  They make a huge difference over going bare handed.  They're cheap, comfortable and I'd recommend 2 pairs in case 1st pair gets wet.  Fingerless gloves + mitts + hand warmers are a good combo - especially for dragging a sled in or out.  Use the fingerless gloves for detailed work or setting up traps, then back in the mitts for travel.

As others mentioned, a towel or rag to keep hands dry is a good idea, too.

For jigging, I like thermal work gloves with latex on the palm side.  I have several pairs for doing yard work and the thermal versions work great in winter, too. I'm used to them and they work well for me. I break them in during the winter, then use them for yard work in Spring + Fall.  Full latex makes my hands sweat, so I can't use them.

If all else fails, a shelter + buddy heater works wonders, lol.