Stocking a diverse lure supply for fall and winter fishing is one thing, but make sure you are also putting some thought into the apparel anglers need to stay comfortable on the water.

Gill’s new FG100 Pro Tournament three layer bibs feature a contoured fit with a sewn-in super-stretch waistband for more comfort and movement.

Carhartt’s Shoreline waterproof jacket and bibs combo has anglers covered for those wet and windy days on the water.

Water shoes and sandals continue to grow in popularity and are an easy sell to anglers during summer.

Comfortable for a day on the water, the Fish Hippie Rumfront short-sleeve button-down shirt is made of 71% cotton and 29% hemp.

The Pop Hat is a convenient and packable sun hat that folds flat in seconds and pops open in a snap.

Polarized fishing glasses protect your eyes and, depending on water clarity, a better view of a fish’s underwater world.

DSG Outerwear women’s fishing apparel keeps the body cool during summer heat and protects from harmful UV rays.

From one lightweight rain suit to today’s array of outdoors products, Alabama-based Frogg Toggs has grown carefully but smartly as it looks to the future.

The author tries Fish Monkey Gloves for the first time during a spring smallmouth roadtrip to South Dakota.