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I am aware of brands suck as Huk, Pelagic, Columbia PFG.
Any other brands out there? Which one is the best?
Any other brands out there? Which one is the best?
Performance fishing shirts. Who makes the best?
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There's a brand called reel legends . they have nice shirts for cheap .I think my wife orders them from beallusflorida.com or something like that . cheapest place for salt life shirts to. If you order around a holiday they normally offer free shipping plus extra % off.
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Bass Pro Shops World Wide Sportsman NANO-tex Dry Inside Long Sleeve Crew!Best shirt for the money!
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Hook & Tackle...cotton shirts with UV protection. They feel nice.
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Agree with Stan. Serve the purpose and especially if your a fish hugger.:fishing:
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Tried on a long sleeve BPS Nano Tex and it was nice...not too bad for $30.
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Cabelas guideware
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I just got my first one. I picked up a shirt from Amazon by Breathe like a Fish. Has all the stuff you want and about $20 cheaper.
Just got it and love the fit and comfort. Need to use it still. I put it on and it cooled me down. Great reviews as well.
I went with that one b/c of the costs and also b/c it only has one small logo on it, none of that cray pattern stuff, colors, and massive logos.
Just got it and love the fit and comfort. Need to use it still. I put it on and it cooled me down. Great reviews as well.
I went with that one b/c of the costs and also b/c it only has one small logo on it, none of that cray pattern stuff, colors, and massive logos.
I have about 50 button up Columbia shirts and about 10 of the no button long sleeve stretchy material shirts. LOVE the no buttons almost as much as the Buttons. Never tried anything else. Hard to pass up something that works. Lol. When my Columbias get old and Holey, I'll have to try some other brands.
I got their Veg tee very nice lite weight weight cotton. Very cool and fit right.
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I bought said shirt and I really like it so far. Manages to keep you cool, even with a lack of breeze. Don't know that it would stand up the heat we'll be getting in the next few days, but I'm going to test it out.
I'm a big fan of the fact that the graphics are all sublimated. No need to worry about them looking like crap after one summer in the sun.
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I have been wearing the Cabela's brand Signature Series fishing shirts for 15-20 years and have been pretty happy with them even with design changes. Though the ones from 5 years ago and longer ago were a better design. Recently got two Cabela's Guidewear shirts and have difficulty getting the buttons thru the button holes and DO NOT LIKE the large "Guidewear" logo emblazoned on the chest
That is a lot of button down shirts for fishing
I have around 20 dress shirts I wear at work with a tie, suit jacket in the winter, no suit jacket in the summer, unless business meeting. Have to rotate shirts at the dry-cleaners, otherwise I would have but 4-5. I am wearing white at the moment here in Chicago.
For fishing attire I am 100% Cotton, unless it real cold, then I start adding wool to the menu...come to think of it...If it is cold enough for wool...I am not fishing
Went from all white Cotton T-shirts to Black Cotton T-shirts most of the time due to fish blood stains that are impossible to get out in any whites. Why look like a slob, if you spill your drink or some Spanish decides to explode in your grasp with arterial bleeding....If it is serious hot, though I am back in all white cotton.
100% cotton sweatshirts and 100% cotton shorts make up the rest of my stylish fishing ensembles along with Levis and Green Grundens Commie-Wear
and most times flip flops.Way back in the Day one of NC Sharkman's Stick men...Crazy Ed the Biker, wore Levis with required shovelhead leakage grease stains/Engineers Boots/Black Shirt in all weathers. Might be 120 degrees out on the deck at Nags Head Pier and Ed was in Black. I was a good deal more thin in those days so I only wore the shorts, no t-shirt if it was hot. Ed was all about Performance....
Sounds legit.
That is a lot of button down shirts for fishing
I have around 20 dress shirts I wear at work with a tie, suit jacket in the winter, no suit jacket in the summer, unless business meeting. Have to rotate shirts at the dry-cleaners, otherwise I would have but 4-5. I am wearing white at the moment here in Chicago.
For fishing attire I am 100% Cotton, unless it real cold, then I start adding wool to the menu...come to think of it...If it is cold enough for wool...I am not fishing
Went from all white Cotton T-shirts to Black Cotton T-shirts most of the time due to fish blood stains that are impossible to get out in any whites. Why look like a slob, if you spill your drink or some Spanish decides to explode in your grasp with arterial bleeding....If it is serious hot, though I am back in all white cotton.
100% cotton sweatshirts and 100% cotton shorts make up the rest of my stylish fishing ensembles along with Levis and Green Grundens Commie-Wear
Way back in the Day one of NC Sharkman's Stick men...Crazy Ed the Biker, wore Levis with required shovelhead leakage grease stains/Engineers Boots/Black Shirt in all weathers. Might be 120 degrees out on the deck at Nags Head Pier and Ed was in Black. I was a good deal more thin in those days so I only wore the shorts, no t-shirt if it was hot. Ed was all about Performance....
I'm rough on clothing. Lol. My wife fusses at me all the time. But I also wear them EVERYWHERE. We run a local circle track so when we are working there, they help with the beaming sun.
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