3 Ways to Stay Warm on Your Boat This Winter




Are you one of those dedicated boaters who will enjoy the water any time of year, rain or shine, warm or cold? Perfect! Today we’re writing directly to you. Below, we have three great ways for staying warm while you’re out on the water this season. Remember: your warmth and safety always come first!

Layer Your Clothing

Step One: Layer your clothing. It’s your best bet for both staying warm and cooling off when you need to. Don’t forget to bring things like gloves, wool socks, a change of clothes packed safely in a ziplock bag (just in case the wake catches you!), and hand and foot warmers. Hand and foot warmers can go a long way in keeping your extremities warm and cozy. But most importantly, layer your outfits.

Pack Protein-Filled Snacks

Protein will definitely help you to stay warm, and so will eating frequently. Pack snacks like mixed nuts, peanut butter, and beef jerky! They’re all delicious, and they’ll keep you warm while you’re out there on the water! You can use tupperware and ziplock bags to keep your snacks safe and dry.

Bring Along a Weatherproof Jacket

There’s nothing like weatherproof gear! Whether you’re sporting a heavy jacket or insulated boots, it’s important to protect yourself from the elements as best you can. What if it starts pouring down rain in the middle of your trip? What if water gets into the boat? At least your clothing will be safe and dry, as long as you’ve packed a weatherproof jacket- and yeah, don’t forget the boots!

Above all, we hope you have a good time, boating out on Lake LBJ! Staying warm will drastically improve your experience, of course. We hope these tips have helped and that you have an absolute blast while you’re out there on Lake LBJ!

 

 




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Fishing Report from TPWD (Mar. 26)

GOOD. Water stained; 67 degrees; 0.31 feet below pool. Crappie are in 10-15 feet of water on brush with chartreuse jigs. Report by Jess Rotherham, Texas Crappie Fishing Service. Many bass are on or around beds with this first wave of spawn. Throwing soft plastics and jigs are catching some. A frog or shallow crankbaits will catch a bunch around rocks, bulkheads and docks. Skipping a fluke or Texas-rigged plastics to the backs of docks are getting some nice fish. Any watermelon or green pumpkin colors are working. Report by Bryan Cotter, Texas Hawgs. Bass are on beds fishing wacky senkos under and near docks, or in shallow grass with your favorite plastics. Concentrate on retaining walls with topwaters for numbers. Shad spawn will begin mid April, so keep a buzzbait and swim jig near and target chunk rock. White bass can be found midlake on long drawn out points and humps. Report by Charles Whited, Barefoot Fishing Tours.

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