dudemanspecial
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Most of my pants come from Duluth Trading Company.
I can see why they'd be on sale. 😉
I picked up on that. 🙂 And, not an attempt to derail my own thread, but I just want to mention that part of me being a wild trout snob has to do my desire to escape anything that represents man's non-stop manipulation of things, and be in places that don't reflect that. Those lightning trout/paliminos are the epitome of manipulation.I was just busting your stones, man. Joking around.
I like the term Cheetos trout.Those lightning trout/paliminos are the epitome of manipulation.
I know most trout fishermen go commando under waders but their buck naked boxer briefs are no joke. Worth every bit of the 20 bucks per pair. They often have buy 3 at 19 dollars get a 4th pair free.Most of my pants come from Duluth Trading Company.
Same here. Mostly Simms, all purchased at least 50% off.I own quite an assortment of simms outerwear. I have purchased most of it on sale foe 1/2 price and for that price the fit, function and performance have been tops. Simms insulated shirts
( purchased on sale for more than 1/2 off)are far superior to the wrangler shirts from walmart.
Since I only fish from about May through August, when it's warm out, I just wear boxer shorts with swim trunks under my waders. I do that because they're light weight, cool, and they won't compromise the seams of my waders. Very comfortable too.I know most trout fishermen go commando under waders but their buck naked boxer briefs are no joke. Worth every bit of the 20 bucks per pair. They often have buy 3 at 19 dollars get a 4th pair free.
I'm sure there will be more than a few. Orvis catalog cover material. 😉If you're at the flyfishing show in Lancaster this weekend, take notice of how many are wearing the "fishing shirts" !
I've worn "fishing shirts" to work and to the grocery store and just going for a walk.If you're at the flyfishing show in Lancaster this weekend, take notice of how many are wearing the "fishing shirts" !
Nobody is suggesting not to. To each their own.I've worn "fishing shirts" to work and to the grocery store and just going for a walk.
Why not?
Shakey puts this to shame. The man goes all out and it’s glorious to behold.I'm curious how many folks wear one of those fancy, usually expensive, long sleeve collared fishing shirts? I've seen them sell for as much as $98 at Orvis and L.L. Bean. I just can't see wearing something that nice on a stream where I don't see another fisherman all day. I wouldn't wear one even if I expected to see other fishermen. A t-shirt ($10), with a pocket for my smokes has always gotten the job done for me. Is how you look while fishing important to you? Obviously, there's no right answer. 🙂