A windy day of waterfowling in rice fields of Arkansas demands a clothing kit that can withstand big gusts and is adaptable for changing conditions throughout the day. Click here to watch Sean and Clay in action in this episode of Duck Lore.

Sean's Kit Zero Cold Weather OTC Sock Furnace Long John Catalyst Soft Shell Pant Wick LS Crew Furnace Quarter Zip Origin Hoody Brooks Down Vest LZ Jacket

Clay's Kit Zero Cold Weather OTC Sock Sawbuck Brush Pant Wick LS Crew Kiln Hoody LZ Jacket FHF Chest Rig Neck Gaiter

A full-season waterproof Waterfowl jacket designed to fit over varying degrees of insulating layers to keep you warm down to 30°F. The LZ is patterned for wing-shooting with heavily articulated arms and specialty pocketing optimized for security and quick access to essential gear.

A Waterfowl bib built for performance in the extreme cold of late season field hunting with a robust insulation package, durable waterproof/windproof fabrication, and an extensive feature set optimized for pit and layout blinds.

When the forecast is grim and unpredictable at best, but you still have a tag in hand, the Omen Stormshelter is a foul weather stronghold that you can trust. Built to be uncompromising in weather resistance and durability, the Omen system is the solution for mid to late-season hunts when persistent varying precipitation, wind, and low temps are the only guarantee. 

A lightweight, quiet mid-layer designed to be utilized as both an outerwear piece as well as a layering option as temperatures drop.

A good day of shooting mallards in January becomes a great day if you can be comfortable in the cold climate. First Lite's new waterfowl line ensured just that. Sean's Kit Zero Cold Weather OTC Sock Furnace Long John Catalyst Soft Shell Pant Furnace Quarter Zip Origin Hoody Brooks Down Vest Refuge Parka Logan's Kit Furnace Long John Catalyst Soft Shell Pant Kiln Hoody Brooks Down Vest Chamberlin Down Jacket LZ Jacket Merino Brim Beanie Catalyst...

Typha is a Linnaean genus containing some 30 species of rhizomatous semi-aquatic plants, the most common of which are known to you and me as reeds, bulrushes, tulies, and cattails. They’re pretty much synonymous with wetlands and the waterfowl hunting that occurs among them. The waterfowl team at First Lite felt it appropriate to draw both inspiration and appellation for their new camo from the stuff that frequently hides us from some of the...

Waterfowl hunting has long been a pursuit that is gear and technology-intensive. Over 2,000 years ago, it was canvasback decoys made from tules and charcoal that were found in the Lovelock Cave in Nevada. In the market hunting era, it was about large punt guns that fired a pound of lead shot at a time. Now, with guns and decoys as advanced as they can be, it’s about the ability to locate birds using programs like onX. While it still takes...