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    Do any of y’all use a battery operated fan while fishing in this summer heat. If so, what you using?
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    I bought a Dewalt one a couple of years ago with the intent on using it on the boat. It has yet to make it on the boat, but it is the handiest thing I have every bought when you need a little air moving but don't have easy access to power. Runs a surprisingly long time on a 5ah 20 volt battery. Only reason for choosing that brand is I already had those tools and batteries. Comes in handy when the power goes out for repairs at night. Keeps some air moving in the house
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    not me , just do it till I cant and then run for the ac ....just saying
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    Quote Originally Posted by jp2 View Post
    Do any of y’all use a battery operated fan while fishing in this summer hear. If so, what you using?
    Don’t remember the brand, but I used to use one I bought on clearance at wally world - it would run off the built in rechargeable battery, or 12v off a cigarette lighter plug. It was in the camping section. It helped a lot, especially with a cold wet towel draped over your neck. I’d keep 2 or 3 in the ice chest and swap em out.
    Nowadays I usually just try to be on my spot at sunup and hit a lick on the fish before it gets too hot. Retreat to the truck and ac hopefully with a mess of fish by 10-11 o’clock.
    But I remember the old days, we’d fish till about to heat stroke. The joke was, when you start seeing heat monkeys - vision blurring - it’s almost time to go


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    Ha, that’s funny. Think I have seen a few of those heat monkeys but didn’t know what they were. Now I know.
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    When I was much younger I would jump in the water a couple times during the day and cool off. Fished 10 to 12 hours a day back then. I hardly go anymore if its hot or cold.
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    This setup is inexpensive and works for us...

    M18 Compatible with Milwaukee Battery Adapter, DC Port & 3W LED Work Light & Dual USB Charger Adapter Converter Compatible with Milwaukee 14.4V/18V Battery 49-24-2371 M18 Power Source https://a.co/d/gUvzq7U

    KEYNICE Portable USB Fan, Mini Stroller Fan with 2 Speed, 360° Manual Rotate Fan, 4 Inch Cooling Fan, Personal Quiet Clip on Fan for Home Bedroom Bathroom KN-835 Blue https://a.co/d/eglmDhc

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    20volt DeWalt fans with 9amp hour offshore lithium batteries. Last all day!


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    Bimini top, fish in the cool of the morning. Swim in teh heat of the day. Fish in the cool of the night.
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    What’s the difference in offshore lithium and regular lithium?

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