Impressive! And the pole isn't brass!That chick is dialed
Even better if she owns the boat.Hoody or not, a woman who can pole the boat while you fish is an amazing find. Perhaps more amazing than finding a woman who can both clean and cook your fish to perfection.
It's risky, but I've been known to joke that I met my wife by posting an online ad that went: "Man seeks woman who loves fly fishing and has her own boat and truck. Please send photos of truck and boat." So she sent me a photo of her Eddyline kayak on her Toyota Tacoma pickup.Even better if she owns the boat.
And for Swimmy, if you grew your hair out like hers you wouldn't even need a hoodie.
Hey, thanks for the link. It lead me to more options to cover my fat buttI can already tell, by looking at the photos, that the hoods on these are far too small (and tight). I want the largest hood possible, so I get more protection from the sides and more airflow.
I swear by Baleaf hoodies. The hoods are massive and they're $25 each. I own 4 of them and haven't used my (much more expensive) Simms, Patagonia, North Face or Columbia hoodies since.
X2...own several, been giving them as b'day presents to the kids/grandkids. Super comfortable.
I wonder 'bout that...Trees don’t have legs and fish know it…
BTW, I compared the fabric weights of the Exofficio Solis vs the FREE FLY Lightweight Bamboo hoodies:Exofficio Solis. I wish it had a chest pocket or two and an integrated face shield but it does have thumb holes and helps keep me UV protected, cool, and stealthy during piscatorial pursuits.
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I smoke fine cigars and drink cold beer and slay the hell outta the fish…no camo necessary either.I wonder 'bout that...
A week ago on Saturday I fished a stream using a T-rod along with 2 experienced fly angler friends; one using a Tenkara rod for the 2nd time fishing wet flies, and one with a western rod & reel fishing dry flies. I was wearing that "Green Bayou" camo shirt and face gaiter, a camo bucket hat, and wet wading in the tiger stripe ABU trousers with the black knee & shin pad neoprene wading gaiters.
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My friends both had some fish hooked-missed-LDRd but nothing to the net.
I had missed a couple with my goto and pre-rigged wet fly (Takayama Pheasant Tail - Olive Ice Sakasa on a #12 hook) View attachment 25649
Then I got my timing down and landed an 8" Cutt. But I shortly lost two of those flies, snagging up in plunge pool rocks and a tree. I usually only carry 3 or 4 of each fly pattern so I switched to the same fly but with a hotspot; also #12, that I used for the rest of the day.
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In the evening as we were back at the cars gearing down two anglers with fly rods & reels walked out to their car. I struck up a conversation with them and discovered at least one of them was euro-nymphing, saying he was learning to cast a nymph rig. I mentioned the similarity with Tenkara casting and that I practice overhead and sidearm casting at home into a 3" jar lid in a 10" pie pan at 15'-24' depending on the rod length, suggesting he might try that. One of my friends asked how they did and they hadn't landed anything.
Over the course of the day, out of the 5 anglers, the weirdo in camo with a T-rod was the only one who landed fish; 6 Cutts to the net and 5 hooked-missed-LDRd. Hmmm
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Not another cheap hoody thread! Sorry, but I can't understand why anyone would want to take the most important link between an angler and the sun and not ensure that the link between the two is as good as possible. Sorry, couldn't resist, marketing be dam.Just recieved my 9 dollar hoodieView attachment 25922Honestly the fabric is soft and lightweight, well made and tight nit, nice fit in the tall size, and for 9 bucks I think is a steal of a deal...
Just recieved my 9 dollar hoodieView attachment 25922Honestly the fabric is soft and lightweight, well made and tight nit, nice fit in the tall size, and for 9 bucks I think is a steal of a deal...
It is absolutely 100% genuine organically grown polyester.Is that even certified organic bro?
Petroleum oil is a product of decomposition of organic material, so it is organic, right?It is absolutely 100% genuine organically grown polyester.
It's not cheaply made. It's very well made.Not another cheap hoody thread! Sorry, but I can't understand why anyone would want to take the most important link between an angler and the sun and not ensure that the link between the two is as good as possible. Sorry, couldn't resist, marketing be dam.
But what is the SPF and fabric weight? Didn't see either of those indicated in the product details. $9 is a good deal though, especially compared to the $69 Simms and Patagucci.It's not cheaply made. It's very well made.
I think this is the brand where Uyghurs have stitched 'help me' and 'save us' messages into the fabric tags.Is that even certified organic bro?