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Old 08-23-2013, 05:15 PM
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Old 08-23-2013, 05:43 PM
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If fishing all day offshore I bring a pump sprayer, like the ones used to spray round up. Fill it with water, ice, Florida Water and store it in the drink ice chest.
Also is good to freshen up with when you get back to the landing.
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Old 08-23-2013, 11:10 PM
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Ok sorry never heard of it before, thought it was a joke at first haha
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however, I would rather go fishing
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Aka dr. Tichners (spelling?)
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Just having a Yeti in your boat keeps you cool for 3 days.
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X2 on Dr. Tichenors, one cap full in ice water and you will feel like a new man. I use it all the time. Cheap, easy to find, cools you off instantly and leaves you smelling good.

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Old 08-24-2013, 10:48 AM
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I think this is the same thing as Florida water and we used it back when we played tennis.

Aromatic Ammonia.......lable says it is for respiatory stimulant used as "smeling salts" to treat or prevent fanting.

It is 65 % alcohol.

Put 1 or 2 teaspoons in some ice water. Soak a small towel in the solution. Squeeze off the excess water and use the towel to cool off.

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works great, we even use it at work when it gets real hot, especially in west texas
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Ahhhh.. U can fish with me on my Triton .. I'll keep U cool.. LOL
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Wade fish.
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Ahhhh.. U can fish with me on my Triton .. I'll keep U cool.. LOL
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Not a bad idea!!
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so out of the 3 mentioned i've only used fl. water .. do either of the other two work better?
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so out of the 3 mentioned i've only used fl. water .. do either of the other two work better?
Probably all work similar. Dr. T is alcohol based and cools face off using evaporation. Opens pores on skin while removing sweat and oil. Face feels cool and dry after using. The mint smell is an added bonus. Cheap and easy to find. I use one cap full for a gallon of water. Keep rags handy in small cooler.

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Yup, Florida Water and a car shammy. Keep it around you neck. Works great!
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Wife won't believe you been fishing with the Florida Water....make sure you bring home fish...even if you have to go buy it!!!!!! lol
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Wife won't believe you been fishing with the Florida Water....make sure you bring home fish...even if you have to go buy it!!!!!! lol
I've never used that stuff too fish.. But using Florida water
isn't such a bad idea!! Especially on a hot day with
no wind.. A wet towel sometimes doesn't even help
cool you off because the water is so hot sometimes
the fish don't even bite.. lol but I have yet too scratch!!
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