Dude - ditch the fishing gloves. I'd rather ride without gloves.
Bottom line - cycling, if you do it a lot, is expensive compared to other sports like running. There are many consumable parts, such as tires, tubes, chain, cassette, chain rings, chain lube, brake pads, bar tape, cables, cleats, etc. Plus if you ride a lot, you'll need nutrition on your rides (bars, gels, powders, real food), and many people also use hydration products (e.g., electrolytes, carb powders, protein powders, etc.).
FWIW, my current setup, including multiple bikes, wheelsets, tires, workstand, lots of tools (I do most of my own wrenching), bike rack, tons of clothes for all kinds of weather, etc., etc., etc. cost ... suffice it to say its a lot, much more than you might think.
Plus, you left out a multi-tool. I wouldn't ride very far without one.
Good luck!