What coat for "fowl" weather?

[AMink]

I've been duck and goose hunting for about 15 years now. First "real" hunting coat was a Herter's 3 in 1 (shell and warmer liner). It was fine as long as there was no rain. Not waterproof as advertised. I then got a Columbia 4 in 1 (same as above, but reversible liner). Advertised as waterproof. It isn't either. I'm tired of being wet and cold. What do you other waterfowlers use that is really, honestly, waterproof? Other than a yellow rain slicker?:-laf Also looking for light gloves that are waterproof. Camo, of course. Thanks!

 

[The patriot]

Have you tried something from Patagonia, or Arc'tyrex?

I use a poncho when it gets wet out.

 

[SHobbs]

Have you tried something with Gore Tex?

 

[PSU-CE]

This is the coat I bought for wet weather hunting, though I don't hunt waterfowl. I can tell you that I've bow hunted all day in a pouring rain and not get wet. I've got alot of hours and been through alot of brush in that coat and it still works great. I also have a pair of Gore-Tex pants that I got from Gander Mountain that work great. The Gore-Tex stuff is a bit pricy but worth it.