Since the hoody seem's to be a must have piece of equipment for us cold weather fisher's and I need a new one is there such a thing as the ultimate hoody ?. If so where do I get one.

I would go with the Nike WSU hoodie. It is a standard piece of my fishing equipment.

Ultimate hoody is..... http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templa...&hasJS=true
Or: http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templa...&hasJS=true
Both of them are the chit when it comes to layering and keeping you warm in cold weather. Not to mention there pretty stylish....

Another source for ya.

http://www.underarmour.com/shop/us/en/mens/apparel

That would probably get a rise out of my Fricken Duck & Beaver lovin coworkers.I gotta get back to Washington.

[quote=Rossiman]Ultimate hoody is..... http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templa...&hasJS=true
Or: http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templa...&hasJS=true
Both of them are the chit when it comes to layering and keeping you warm in cold weather. Not to mention there pretty stylish.... [/quoteDoes the waist of the coldgear have any kind of elastic or such That really bugs me if they do. but prefer the pullover style.

Nope no elastic on the waist. The fabric is Under Armors patented Cold Gear fabric, which is good for layering and wearing alone. It wicks sweat away from the body and if your wearing a good polypropylene base layer that should keep you warm down into the 20's/30s. I wear either Polartec or UA under it and have fished in Idaho on several occasions with temps around 10-15 degrees, and was fine.
Don't count out the Polartec 300 fleece pullover though: That thing rocks and is super warm...

Carhartt zip up hoodie, dont shrink up, warm, durable, nuff said... done.

This is so easy, I can't believe it hasn't been mentioned yet.



Hooded Flannel.
Check Wal-Mart.

Not only is this thing cool looking it is functional as sh!t. Say it is a cold day and you know you need the warmth of lined flannel over your waders, but little do you know there is going to be wind. Well when all your buddies are flipping up their collars . . . boom! You throw up your attached hood. Say you want to just bare chest it in the summer, but it is cold in the morning, then you wear this, unzipped. Say you have a wedding or court after you go fishing, well you wear your slacks under you waders, and your hooded flannel. Hood up or down as the conditions require. Then when you get to the function, tuck that sh!t in, put the hood inside the collar (kind of humps up like a linebacker), and unzip just enough to show a little of your chest hair, but stay classy with it.

I don't have time to go into the options when you cut the sleeves off one of these.

A J&H Carhartt hoodie is by far, THE MOST ULITMATE hoodie out there today.

Toss on a EAR hat and a MAP Grunden's Windstopper fleece jacket, and it's GAME OVER for the fish.

I never leave home on a fishing trip without 'em!

That's right Parker, free is best.

I'd be wearing the same stuff if it hadn't been given to me......

"I would go with the Nike WSU hoodie. It is a standard piece of my fishing equipment."

As a fish rag. And for a little more you can get the official game worn WSU team fish rag complete with in game cleat marks.

UC Santa Cruz Banana Slugs Hoodie FTW



Cant find one of those then go with what Parker said.

OK look's like two votes for the carhartt
I am ok with that I prefer the cotton over the fleece anyway
But ya gotta help me out on the J&H part.

I gotta ask..... Boiled owlshit how and why would you know this ????

If anyone knows how strong boiled owlshit is, it would be Stam. And, BigStick.

Crap; I just want to find a good hoody

Now I have to educate myself on boiled owlshit and JH

HELP

I'm gonna be completely honest here... There really isn't anything better than fleece or merino wool. Good luck finding a Merino Wool hoodie though.... Cotton doesn't wick perspiration worth a dam which leaves you with the chills on a cold day, fleece doesn't do that and it is even semi warm when wet/dries fast to.
That fleece hoodie that i sent you the link to is easily the best hoodie i have ever owned, followed by the Polartec 300 one. Polartec is designed for military personal and the 300 fabric is the heaviest in there lineup, its warm...
If you "must" own a cotton hoodie than sure go with the Carhart, but if you wanna try something new go with fleece.