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[Greasy B]

I like to be stylish, what can I say.

I like your style. There are some that advocate blending in with you surroundings by wearing dull earth tones or even camo. Me, I would rather be the polar opposite as camo. If that cost me a fish or two so be it.

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[Greasy B]

Does anyone else have superstitions like that?

Your darn right. My one concession to camo wear is my favorite hat. I got it from the Cooking from Scratch restaurant in Dolittle. I like it better than any of my Filson or Columbia hats and it has brought me plenty of luck. My only complaint is that a can't get it in a bright lime green or some other outrageous color.

[Mitch f]

I've noticed over the years that man is destined to believe in something, call it mojo, superstition, God or something...must be in the DNA

[Football Head]

If wearing a certain outfit, shirt, hat, etc..... helps a guy catch more fish, then he better be wearing it. Whatever it takes to put more in the boat. I certainly have a few superstitons I believe help me when I'm on the water.

[Flysmallie]

I don't know why...but one of my superstitions involves the clothing I wear when fishing. That particular shirt and hat has some seriously good mojo when floating. I was wearing that when I caught my personal best in Indiana, as well as a couple of great floats this year in MO. Does anyone else have superstitions like that?

I used to always wear a black Motorguide hat. Went through several of them and they had all turned brown before it was over.

[Football Head]

I always wear a hat I bought at Latourells Outfitters in Ely, MN. If anybody is looking for a great place to take a trip and catch a bunch of quality smallies you need to check Latourells out.

[msamatt]

I don't really have any clothin superstitions though I try to dress as comfortably as possible and tend to wear swimming trunks, including black and white hawaiian print ones, because I like to go for a swim to cool down when I get too hot and to fully enjoy the whole river experience. Though I will add that I always try to remember to pack a pair of pants after I had to climb up and down through a downright prehistoric growth of poison ivy this summer in order to take out at the end of a trip on the Big River. I do firmly believe that fishing always gets better after lunch (for me anyway and this doesn't mean I start eating lunch at 6 am ) I don't keep a log with details about exactly how many fish i catch pre and post lunch but it's almost always the case.