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Banana Fish Fisherman Hat
The Banana Fish Fisherman Hat is the highest quality, low profile trucker style cap featuring a foam front and curved brim available in Navy or Kelly Green. The design was created by independent artists and printed it.


The Banana Fish Fisherman Hat features the latest in microfiber performance fishing fabric that is extremely soft, unlike other caps. The fabric is extremely light and extremely comfortable. It wicks sweat away thus it is able to wear even on scorching summer days.



It is also very breathable, making it ideal for activities outdoors. You can wear it to go fly fishing for bonefish, or simply kicking back at the beach, you will love this hat!




The Fish Idaho cap was designed by BANANA Ink and printed in Boise, Idaho. This low-profile trucker style cap is available in Navy or Kelly Green and is a single-size that fits all hats!


The hat of a fisherman features the repeated Idaho state shape on both sides. This is a unique gift for Idahoans who love the Banana Fish character and the state of Idaho.


This hat is ideal to use for any type of fishing regardless of whether you're fishing for surfing or off-shore. It will help you stand above the crowd and grab the attention of fishermen in town!


You can wear this hat for any fishing trip, but it's a great choice for summertime. The wide brim will provide a bit of shade and the soft material can keep you dry and cool on those hot summer days!


The banana bucket hat is another very popular hat for anglers. It is a soft hat that will help you remain cooler than the rest of your friends and also protect you from the sun!


Some fishermen even wear a banana suit to the boat. Royal Treatment Fly Fishing's Erv was wearing this banana suit while bonefish fishing, and snapped some incredible images.


The Bad Luck Banana Myth


There are many stories online regarding how unsuitable bananas may be for fishing. Visit My Website are often blamed as the cause of poor fishing luck. Captains and guides won't allow the use of bananas on their vessels. You'll be required to remove any bananas left at the dock.


The banana jinx, however, is much more long-running than it. Harlan Major, a renowned Hawaiian fisherman, who also wrote about it, published the information in 1952.


The jinx is believed to be caused by banana spiders, which are tarantula-like creatures that live in bananas and are known to scare anglers. According to Kona skipper Dale Leverone it is nothing to do with the actual bananas; He says that a lot of bananas are home to these critters which are truly ugly and can put off anyone regardless of how much they might help you catch.



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