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Fashion and the Fisherman

The one thing I have always enjoyed aboutwere made of sheeps wool, the flyfisherman
fishing is that you rarely see anyone wearingcould use the "fuzzy tie" to have even a
a tie.I suppose there is the occasional urbangreater drying pad to keep his caddis, royal
lunchtime warrior who might race from hiscoachman, and brindle bugs handy and at the
cubicle to the Hudson river to get a fewready for quick pattern change out.But enough
casts in for some glow-in-the-dark fish, butabout the tie.Fashion, as a general rule has
ties are certainly not the norm when it comesescaped the fishing world.This is a world
to suiting up for a days fishing on thewhere despite the efforts of Orvis and L.L.
river.When it comes to high fashion in theBean, plaid is still the king, the t-shirt is
fishing world, a button up fast drying highstill considered standard issue and drab
tech shirt is about as close to fashionablegreens and brown tones rule the day.Thank
as it gets.Unless of course you count thegoodness, because I know the day is coming
plaid jacket!!As it is, I can't quite figure-when the Gods of fashion will begin to turn
out the purpose of the necktie anyway.Who inthe fishing world upside down with trendy
their right mind would come up with a part ofnouveau styles and colors.Before long, tall,
the male wardrobe to wrap around your neck,emaciated, high cheek boned beauties will be
and then cinch it up tight, and consider this"walking the runway", in Jordache waders
a vital part of the function of clothing.Forshowing us the latest designs of, breathable
Gods sake,this is what they would do toyet flattering river wear, in purple,yellow,
condemned men just before they drop the floorfloral and .......dare I say it....TAUPE!!
out from under them, to create a ratherEspecially since more and more women are
discomforting constriction about the windpipetaking up the sport of flyfishing, can high
and neck.I could understand it if the tiefashion be far behind??I'm not sure you can
somehow held all our other clothes up,like afeel like a snappy dresser with fish
belt, keeping our clothes from dropping toguts,bait and slime all over you but maybe
our ankles in a useless gathering of cloth.with a diamond encrusted net dangling from
As far as I know there has also never been anyour hip you will feel properly accessorized
instance of a tie keeping a shirt in tact infor an elegant evening on the river.The
high winds.It's obvious the tie was inventedfishing world has already come a long way
by our female counterparts, and is thewhen it comes to fashion--or should I say
ultimate payback for all our manly sins thatstyle.Once upon a time, most fisherman looked
we commit everyday. I am sure it was producedmore like deck hands, wearing rubber waders
under the guise of "fashion" at some point,with big oversized boots at the bottom. You
with some weak feeble argument that awould slip these over your jeans and big
"gentleman" should always don a noose aroundthick wooly socks and if was cold, that red
his neck-lest he become a barbarian!!Otherand black checkered jacket would keep you
parts of the wardrobe I understand.Shoes?Iwarm.It also would help to hide the tobacco
understand shoes. They were developed to helpjuice stains that you would invariably always
protect our feet from the hostile environmentspit on yourself while fishing. It basically
of thistles, weeds,pavement,and hot coffeewas one size fits all--and you couldn't tell
spills. Shoes make senseSocks?Protection fromif a person was 270 pounds or 140 pounds
shoe rub and sneaky thistles approaching fromunder the rubber--everyone looked 270
ankle height.Pants?Well, outside of notpounds.Today neoprene and lightweight high
developing them with an expandable waistband,tech shredded milk carton shirts are being
pants have proven beneficial in addingseen more and more, and the fishing vest has
warmth, again providing protection from yetmore cubbies and pockets than a colony of
even higher thistles and stickers, keepingKangaroos.And they look good on the cover of
the suns harmful rays off of pasty whitemagazines to boot!!Speaking of boots.I
anglo legs, and protecting us from hot coffeeremember my first wading boots were basically
spills. As an added benefit, they alsothe same boots I wore to muck out manholes
protect our eyes from viewing knobby kneeswhen I worked for the telephone company. Now,
and senior citizens who might otherwise havethey look more like "Hush Puppies" and I'm
been walking around in black socks,not so sure I wouldn't be proud to wear them
Florisheims, and a loin cloth had pants notinto the office.I suppose the day is coming
been invented.Underwear?The jury is still outwhen neoprene waders will be made to look
on this benefit--BUTT-- we will givelike tuxedos or Armani suits--so we can
underwear the benefit of thereally look like gentlemen out there. That
doubt.Shirts?Again, sun protection, warmth inmight not actually be a bad idea, I for one
the winter, and a place to hide those mancould see the benefit in that--especially if
breasts and ape like features we men havethe wedding ceremony runs into the evening
worked hard to develop. Keeps ketchup andhatch--one could still make it out to the
mustard off our bellys also.Hat?We all knowriver and save some valuable time avoiding
where the heat is going to escape. A"change time".All in all, it doesn't really
brilliant invention and very much like thematter to me if some style continues to creep
thermos--it keeps you warm, it keeps youinto the fishing world, but if they start
cool, how does it know???Coats,making the "river tie"--I'm taking up
gloves,vests,belts,boots--hell-- even chaps,Golf!A.J.  Klott
all seem to have a function behind them.But
the tie?Unless it was developed for men toAuthor, writer of fishing humor,and "fly
have a permanently available napkin, or snottack" peddler.A.J. writes about the
rag---I see no purpose.Actually, you couldpeople,characters and modern day events that
make the argument that fishermen are the onlysurround the fishing world. His first book is
men that SHOULD wear ties. As long as theydue out in December of 2005.



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