It’s great to catch fish during summer but the high humidity and heat can have a bad effect on you. Severe sunburns, dehydration, and heat stroke are only a few of the dangers of fishing during summer. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to cool down when you go on a fishing Myrtle Beach trip.
Summer Fishing Myrtle Beach Tips
Fish Early Or Late In The Afternoon
Fishing early is one of the simplest ways to avoid the heat. You can also fish late in the day or even at night because of the cooler air temperature. Fishing streams or smaller rivers is another method of beating the heat since there’s a lot of shade thanks to the high bluff banks as well as overhanging trees. Fishing using a pontoon boat that comes with a canopy also gives some relief from the heat of the sun.
Don’t Forget To Bring Water
If you are planning to go fishing all day, you need to take some precautions to remain hydrated the following day. It is crucial to begin eating juicy fruits and drinking water the night before your fishing trip.
When you’re out in the water, you should drink a gallon of water at the very least. Don’t drink soda or beer in the heat because doing so is like putting oil in your car’s radiator. You have to put water in you just like the way you add water in your radiator to make sure that your car is kept cool. Keep your body hydrated by drinking Gatorade or juices with electrolytes.
Gear Up Against The Scorching Heat Of The Sun
Wearing the appropriate attire is important in keeping cool under the scorching heat of the sun. You can find them in shops like Fish-On Outfitters. Don’t make the mistake of wearing shorts and going shirtless. At first, you’ll feel cooler after you take off your shirt but then you’ll feel the sun broiling your skin and you’ll continue to feel this until your fishing Myrtle Beach trip ends.
Fishing Shirts
It is best to wear loose fitting shirts and long sleeve shirts. Your shirts and pants must be made of lightweight material. You can also wear whites or any clothing that has light colors because they are good in reflecting sunlight. Don’t wear dark clothes because they absorb heat.
It may sound like it will feel hot if you bundle up in the sun but it will make you feel cooler. The fishing shirts available in the market today are more breathable and lightweight compared to others. They also come with fast drying technology that can wick away your sweat. It also comes with a mesh-lined vent at the back for ventilation.
Fishing Pants
Fishing pants are also excellent when going on a charter fishing Myrtle Beach trip during summer because these pants are created out of light weight and breathable materials that can hasten up the evaporation and then cool down your legs. There are fishing pants that could be converted to shorts if you would like to expose your legs during the afternoon once the sun is high and the rays of the sun are not hitting your legs directly.
Fishing Hats
A good fishing hat will prevent you from overheating. You must wear a light colored hat that comes with a wide brim or a white cap that has a back flap that can shield your neck and head from the sun’s rays. A straw hat that’s light colored and can be dipped in the water and placed back on your head gives some quick relief from the heat of the sun.
Fishing Neckos
If you are wearing wide-brimmed hats, it will still provide you with a lot of protection from the sun’s harmful rays but your neck remains exposed while you are on you fishing trip. You can protect this part of your body form the sun glare by wearing fishing neckos with your cap or wide brimmed hat. Get the best sun protection by choosing one that that is made of quick drying stretch and lightweight fabric, with a UPF rating of about 50. There’s no right or wrong way of wearing a necko. Just try to cover as much of your head if you can.
You can purchase your fishing gear in our store before your next charter fishing trip.
Call Fish-On Outfitters if you need more information about the most appropriate fishing gear you need to have for your upcoming fishing Myrtle Beach trip.
Fish-On Outfitters
800 Sea Mountain Hwy
North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
(843) 249-2600
http://www.fish-on-outfitters.com
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