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    Buffs get my vote. Breathable shirts, dip em both in the water, ring em out, fire up big engine and let er rip!
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    I've worn a buff the last 2 years along with Fish Monkey gloves. Buff is a little warm, but it beats skin cancer. I use sunscreen on my nose and cheeks before I leave the house and wear a long sleeve shirt usually Huk or Under Armor. I have found that the cotton buffs are warm. I like the 90% polyester 10% spandex ones. I have heard that Fish Monkey is coming out with a buff and am anxious to try it. The gloves are excellent quality.

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    Have a pair of fish monkey gloves also, good stuff. Didn't know they were coming out with a buff.
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    Sombrero. The Mexicans of used it for years

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pithon View Post
    Sombrero. The Mexicans of used it for years
    Yes, but the Mexicans aren't sitting in a boat on a big lake.

    The problem with any hat is:

    Quote Originally Posted by deathb4disco View Post
    ... it doesn't protect you from sunlight reflected off the water. That's why fishing is especially hard on your skin. (Skiers have the same problem with sunlight reflected off the snow.)
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    I too have suffered from cooked ears and nose over my lifetime. Solar Escape hats are lite and durable, them along with 50spf and above sunblock have really aided me. https://www.amazon.com/Solar-Escape-.../dp/B01CGVUIPC
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    I use uv fishing hoodie, a jungle hat and sometimes an umbrella.

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    Lately I’ve been using Coppertone Ultra Guard SPF 50 sunscreen and have not experienced the collar staining I have gotten from other products. I had started wearing darker colored shirts just to counter that problem. At the moment I don’t recall the ingredient that causes the staining. I also use the spray several minutes before I put on the shirt. Has anyone else experienced the stain issue? Sadly Coppertone bought out the product called Shade that I believe to be a premeir sunscreen.
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    I saw my dermatologist after using a sun screen that broke me out. She took a skin sample and a week later she told me to use Neutrogena 35 and up, if I can find it for babies get it. Coppertone, Banana Boat and a few others have chemicals that I can't use.

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