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| What sunscreen have you guys found that works the best ? I fair skinned guy like myself can sure take a beating on a hot summer day ! Thanks and good fishing to you all !
THE FERD |
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Location: Wishin I Was Fishin' | Clothing is the best sunscreen.
I always keep my shirt on and a fully brimmed "fishing" hat on my head. It helps with seeing follows too. |
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Location: Holly, MI | Check out (don't laugh) Avon "skin so soft" They have it in a pump, cream or aerosol spray. It is a great bug repellant (its main function, and works good), waterproof and available Unscented and 30 SPF! Can't ask for more. |
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Location: Chicago, Beverly | Banana Boat SPF 45. Doesn't seem to attract bees like some stuff I have used.. Never have broke-out from using it like some other stuff I used that wasn't supposed to cause breakouts of acne... |
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Location: Eastern Ontario | I'm out there getting baked all the time and I use Coppertone Sport 30, it's sweatproof, non slip and waterproof. I still apply it at least 3 times a day to make sure I don't get burned. I also make sure to wear white T-Shirts on sunny days as it helps keeping me cool as I find dark shirts attract the sun and heat. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Austrailian Gold seems to be the best I can find. |
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Location: Ogden, Ut | I'm w/ Richard on this one. Coppertone Sport series sunscreens (at least SPF 30, sometimes 48). The 48 can seem a bit greasy when first applied, but after a few minutes I barely notice it; besides, I usually only use the 48 on my face and ears. Stuff stays on good too. At these higher elevations (about 4900 ft.), it's pretty important.
K. |
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| Bull Frog brand...high sun on the east coast, stuff works great; no peaceful, greasey feeling, no bite, no burn... |
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Location: Presque Isle Wisconsin | Sponge...How the H#@& are ya? Didnt know you were the tan master. I did suspect you were a greek god of some sort though. |
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Location: Eau Claire, WI | Yup, Bullfrog for me too... SPF 36 and the gell dries quickly with little to no residue and none of that white greasy feeling...
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| I've always heard that the scent of sunscreen turns the fish off. Any truth to that? |
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Location: Urbana, IL | Skin-so-soft or copertone sport. Haven't found that the scent turns off fish, but I do use P & P sportsman's or marine solution on my hands after applying the sunscreen. That stuff takes off ALL odors, especially oil, gas, and fish slime. Works great on blood too. |
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Location: Cudahy, Wisconsin | Fish slime?? Thats the best smell  |
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| Another vote for the Bullfrog SPF 36.
Jim |
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Location: oswego, il | Where can I score me some australian gold? I use the skin so soft as well. |
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| Howdy Howie! Fine so far; only 'cause Spongette knows me life insurance is going to a local zoo if I expire by her hands. I gave up long days in the sun on a board quite a few years back; too many peeps getting fried and getting spots gouged by the dermos. I make triple dog sure I slather the stuff on now. Here at the house I am on god status...I get a burnt offering every night for dinner! 
***On a serious note, DO WEAR the stuff- not worth the chance... |
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Location: NeverNever Lake | Sponge and I are both members of the OBX National Sungazers Society.......
Our motto is: Cataracts are just luxury cars
I perfer a 50/50 mix of zinc oxide and bear grease |
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Location: Hastings, mn, 55033 | i have 2 questions. has anyone tried the new sunscreen wipes? i wonder if they're any good. when fishing alone its hard to apply sunscreen on your back and shoulders, thought maybe the wipes would be a little easier. also, where to you get the p and p wash stuff or the other kind mentioned? |
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