You’re about to pack for the fishing trip of a lifetime. Whether it’s a
guided boat ride down a river or a deep-sea fishing trip, it’s essential
that you bring the right gear. Whether you bring your own rod is up to
you, but you will want to pack the right clothes, like shirts for fishing, important documents, and accessories such as a fishing net and pliers. Here is the list of some of the most crucial items.
Performance Clothes for Cool or Warm Weather
Pack clothes for the weather and climate you will be visiting. Performance fishing shirts can help wick moisture away from your skin and keep you cool in the hot Florida sun, letting you fish all day, while a windbreaker or thicker jacket will help in colder weather. Pack an extra set of clothes in case you get wet.
A Professional Fishing Mask
A fishing mask can both keep the sun and insects off you, and protect you from buff burn. The GillzMask™ from Gillz® features iconic GillzVents™, which channel air across the neck and down the back, as well as mesh which keeps sunglasses from fogging.
Polarized Sunglasses
Bring at least one pair of hydrophobic, extreme-polarized sunglasses. This will help you see into the water instead of just seeing the reflection on the surface. They will also help to protect your eyes from the sun.
Extra Shoes and Socks
Chances are good your shoes and socks will get wet at some point. Bring an extra pair of each to avoid discomfort.
Important Documents
Since you will be traveling, bring your passport, visa, identification, fishing license, and any other documentation you may need.
Toiletries and Travel Essentials
Don’t forget to bring a toothbrush and toothpaste! Bring all the toiletries you need, but make sure you have medication and prescriptions packed. Pain relievers and motion sickness medication are both essential if you sometimes struggle with being on a boat for extended periods of time. You’ll want a cooler for your food and drink, plus a separate one for fish if you’re catching them to eat.
Essential Fishing Tools
Depending on whether you hired a guide, you may need to bring your own tools to land and prepare fish. If you intend to keep the fish for food, you may want to dress the fish immediately. If so, bring a good, sharp knife. You may also need a net, pliers, your own rod and reel, extra gear like tippets and leaders, lures, flies, and other tools.
About Gillz®
Since the time Kent Hickman was a boy in his home state of Florida, he would take any opportunity to fish that he could. That’s stayed true since his childhood years, and Kent eventually went on to fish professionally, joining the tournament circuit. Finding fishing clothes for tournaments that ticked the boxes of keeping him comfortable, protected from the elements, and cool in the hot Florida sun was a challenge. In 2009, he took matters into his own hands and founded Gillz® to provide his fellow anglers with stylish performance fishing shirts, fishing masks, and other fishing apparel. Now it’s your turn to join the growing fishing community that loves to wear Gillz® apparel.
Keep yourself protected, comfortable, and cool while fly fishing with Gillz® gear at Gillz.com
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Performance Clothes for Cool or Warm Weather
Pack clothes for the weather and climate you will be visiting. Performance fishing shirts can help wick moisture away from your skin and keep you cool in the hot Florida sun, letting you fish all day, while a windbreaker or thicker jacket will help in colder weather. Pack an extra set of clothes in case you get wet.
A Professional Fishing Mask
A fishing mask can both keep the sun and insects off you, and protect you from buff burn. The GillzMask™ from Gillz® features iconic GillzVents™, which channel air across the neck and down the back, as well as mesh which keeps sunglasses from fogging.
Polarized Sunglasses
Bring at least one pair of hydrophobic, extreme-polarized sunglasses. This will help you see into the water instead of just seeing the reflection on the surface. They will also help to protect your eyes from the sun.
Extra Shoes and Socks
Chances are good your shoes and socks will get wet at some point. Bring an extra pair of each to avoid discomfort.
Important Documents
Since you will be traveling, bring your passport, visa, identification, fishing license, and any other documentation you may need.
Toiletries and Travel Essentials
Don’t forget to bring a toothbrush and toothpaste! Bring all the toiletries you need, but make sure you have medication and prescriptions packed. Pain relievers and motion sickness medication are both essential if you sometimes struggle with being on a boat for extended periods of time. You’ll want a cooler for your food and drink, plus a separate one for fish if you’re catching them to eat.
Essential Fishing Tools
Depending on whether you hired a guide, you may need to bring your own tools to land and prepare fish. If you intend to keep the fish for food, you may want to dress the fish immediately. If so, bring a good, sharp knife. You may also need a net, pliers, your own rod and reel, extra gear like tippets and leaders, lures, flies, and other tools.
About Gillz®
Since the time Kent Hickman was a boy in his home state of Florida, he would take any opportunity to fish that he could. That’s stayed true since his childhood years, and Kent eventually went on to fish professionally, joining the tournament circuit. Finding fishing clothes for tournaments that ticked the boxes of keeping him comfortable, protected from the elements, and cool in the hot Florida sun was a challenge. In 2009, he took matters into his own hands and founded Gillz® to provide his fellow anglers with stylish performance fishing shirts, fishing masks, and other fishing apparel. Now it’s your turn to join the growing fishing community that loves to wear Gillz® apparel.
Keep yourself protected, comfortable, and cool while fly fishing with Gillz® gear at Gillz.com
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