Dress for Success Kayak Fishing
Greenfish 1
Hat (1) $19.99
www.greenfishmovement.com
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Good looking, high-performance and eco- friendly, the Greenfish Movement Kayak Session hat is more than your next lucky fishing hat. The classic trucker style hat has a mesh back and buckram front with padding around the crown. Adjustable snap-back closure keeps the hat on your head no matter how hard the wind blows. On the front, there’s a cool patch with a silhouette of a kayak angler.
Denali
Teaser Shirt (2) $35.00
www.denaliperformance.com
Used to be that an angler’s oldest T-shirt became his newest fishing shirt. With the invention of high-performance fabrics and increasing skin cancer awareness, anglers now have great looking fishing shirts that protect their skin from the sun. Denali’s long sleeve Teaser shirt provides UPF 50+ protection. Their WiKZ fabric pulls mois- ture from the surface of the skin and dries quickly to cool the wearer. These shirts even have a stain repellant to keep blood and guts from leaving a permanent mark. All with a double-needled, tailored fit to look good and last forever. Save your skin, and get your next fishing shirt from the store—not the bottom of the laundry basket.
Kokatat 3 Destination
Paddling Pant (3) $80.00
www.kokatat.com
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Spend a day in a kayak, in shorts, in the sun and you’ll learn a valuable lesson about sun protection. Before you blister your in- ner thighs, check out Kokatat’s Paddling Pant, part of their new Destination line of kayaking clothing. The pants offer UPF 30+ protection and quick-drying, stretchy fabric for easy movement. Two front pockets and a horizontal zippered stash pocket on the left thigh provide quick access while seated in a kayak. Each pant hem contains a micro bun- gee cord to keep out bugs or hike the pant leg in the event you need to wade through shallow water. The Paddling Pant has a zip- per fly, removable nylon web belt with a plastic D-ring and traditional belt loops. And it comes in men’s and women’s styles.
62…KAYAK ANGLER 6 Sperry
H2O Escape (4) $90.00
www.sperrytopsider.com
The search for a perfect kayak fishing shoe is over. Sperry has been making maritime footwear for many years and now they’ve turned their experience to the H20 Escape. This amphibious, ultra-lightweight design only weighs 5.6 ounces. Adaptive Wave- Siping sole disperses water underfoot to enhance stability and reduce slipping on wet or dry surfaces. EVA midsole with in- ternal water channels are comfortable and drain swiftly to help feet dry more quickly. Adjustable bungee laces keep the shoes tight while allowing for quick on and off.
Icebreaker Oasis
Crewneck (5) $89.95
www.icebreaker.com
Stay warm in the winter and cool in the summer with merino wool. This super fab- ric designed by nature has natural heating and wicking properties. The lightweight Oa- sis Crewneck can be worn as a base layer in the shoulder season and as a top layer in the summer. And merino wool is naturally odor-resistant. For ultimate comfort, the shirt has smooth anti-chafe seams, a long hem and offset shoulder seams that keep wader straps from rubbing.
5 NRS H2Core
Hoodie (6) $64.95
www.nrs.com
For those chilly mornings and bright, sunny days, NRS H2Core Hoodie’s lightweight fabric provides comfort, breathability and UPF 45+ sun protection. Friction-free zones under the arms allow for comfort- able paddling without piling or wearing thin. The fabric also wicks moisture to dry quickly and keep the angler cool. A large hood, kangaroo pouch pocket and a relaxed fit makes this hoodie perfect for layering.
12wt.
WORKwt. Gloves (7) $39.00
www.12wt.com
Fish spines, bright sun, salt and sand take their toll on a kayak angler’s hands. To the rescue: 12wt’s WORKwt. gloves made of stretchy 30+UPF fabric that is comfortable wet or dry. The gloves are perforated for better airflow and flexibility with adhesive- stretch technology that eliminates annoying stitching at the fingertips. A layer of film on the palms improves grip in any conditions.
Swiftwick Compression
Sleeves (8) $24.95
www.swiftwick.com
Athletes know about the benefits of com- pression clothing for reducing fatigue and injury. Now kayak anglers can get in
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