Camo Clothing Blog

Thank you for visiting the Fishing Clothing Blog. In this section, we are asking all of our visitors to share their favorite fishing stories. We want to hear about the big one that got away. We also want to hear about how you hooked that “once-in-a-lifetime” fish. We also want to hear about teaching your kids or grandchildren to enjoy the serenity and the joy of fishing.

Just log on and post your story.

Before you go, have you seen the current special offers on fishing camouflage? Check it out at http://www.aquadesign.com.

Only Aqua Design could bring you a fishing shirt that achieves perfection in both comfort and functionality. The unique underwater photography design of Aqua Design fishing clothing is getting rave reviews and quickly becoming the choice of serious anglers.

Stealth fishing can’t possibly get any better than this: actual underwater photography from the “fish’s-eye-view” printed on shirts, pants, vests and hats to actually make you invisible to the fish. With five colors to choose from, you can match any fishing environment.

The Quest fishing shirt will probably be the most comfortable fishing shirt you’ve ever worn. It was styled by serious anglers for serious anglers. Consider these features:

• Roll-up sleeves with button tab
• Mesh ventilation inserts under the arms
• 3 chest bellows pockets
• action back (extra fabric behind the shoulders) with mesh ventilation inserts
• an extra-long shirt tail
• Button down collor
• oversized buttons

The fabric is the ultimate in comfort and skin protection, as well. It is virtually wrinkle free, easy to care for, made of 100% microfiber brushed nylon material that wicks moisture from your skin. It also has an ultraviolet protection factor of +50 UPF.

If you don’t want the fish to see you, and you want to be comfortable when you are enjoying your favorite sport, you simply must try this shirt.

Experience perfection in comfort and functionality in the AquaDesign Quest Camouflage Fishing Shirt now and save 25% (during the month of September). What a deal! Don’t miss this chance !

If you question the value of fishing camouflage, you will find that it makes even more sense when you understand how and what fish actually see. Aqua Design can tell you that our fishing camouflage clothing is made by printing actual underwater photography on fabric. Aqua Design can tell you that the photographs were actually taken from the fish-eye view. But many people don’t believe it matters what they wear when they go fishing.

It is fascinating to learn that there has actually been a good bit of scientific investigation of what fish see, how they see, and how their vision is affected by various amounts of light penetrating to various depths. In fact I recently discovered two very clear and helpful articles on fish vision.

“What Do Fish See?” by Rabbit Jensen is available on the website of the Delaware Valley Women’s Fly Fishing Association. Here is the link to the article: click here.

This very helpful article explains how fish see and how their vision is affected by the fish’s environment.

The second article, “Can Fish See Color?” was published by SaltWater Sportsman and can be found on their website – click here. This article specifically addresses the question of whether fish see color, what color they see, and even how depth in the water affects their ability to see each major color.

I encourage you to read the articles both for the understanding of why fishing camouflage makes infinite sense for anglers and for a little help in choosing the perfect lure for the environment.

Happy casting!

We know some women are as serious about fishing as men. We also know that women give us less feedback than men when we are gathering information that will inform design and manufacturing decisions. In short, we need to hear from the women anglers out there.

A few years ago we produced fishing camouflage in women’s sizes and cuts. In short, you didn’t buy much of it and we were forced to make the decision to discontinue women’s sizes. We have been operating under the belief that women are just as happy with unisex fishing apparel sizing. We want to know if this is true. We’re asking for your feedback to help us make informed decisions.

Here are our questions for you:

1. Are you content with unisex sizes for our camouflage fishing clothing?

2. Would it be easier for you to know which size to purchase if we provided a comparison chart for women’s sizes? (For example, size small is the same as size 4 – 6)

3. Are there features of our camouflage fishing apparel that you find unappealing or that you would like us to add?

We appreciate you taking the time to let us know what you think.