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<blockquote data-quote="SDMF" data-source="post: 490361" data-attributes="member: 412">Personal preference, I prefer button up vs. pullover and I’m also not a “hoody-guy”.&nbsp; I rarely wear short sleeves for any extended amount of time outdoors.&nbsp; Occasionally working on boat stuff or yard stuff but even then, more often than not I’m in something long-sleeved.I want the material to be all synthetic and at least 5%+ spandex for “all-way” stretch.&nbsp; I wear the same shirts for any early season bird hunting.I prefer lighter colors.&nbsp; Spray ‘n Wash 1-2 day soak for the inevitable fish “emissions” from either end, fish slime/filleting mixture, and “worm-stuff”.&nbsp; Sooner or later the stains stay, and I really don’t care, I continue to wear my favorites.White, pale blue/green/peach/tan/gray or light colored patterns.The Duluth Trading “Action” shirt is a good one.&nbsp; Plenty of stretch, 2-3 new colors each spring.&nbsp; If you watch for sales usually can get them &lt;$40.The Scheels fishing shirts are great in the lighter colors, I’ve never tried the dark colors for fishing, I do hunt w/them at times.&nbsp; I don’t like the Scheels insect-repellant shirts, too “stiff” for me in hot weather.Columbia and World Wide Spotrsman (Cabelas/Bass Pro), HUK, all make good choices for my preferences.I also rarely wear shorts, I wear pants similar to the shirts I like.&nbsp; Light weight, light colored, and at least 5% Spandex in the all synthetic material mix.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SDMF, post: 490361, member: 412"] Personal preference, I prefer button up vs. pullover and I’m also not a “hoody-guy”. I rarely wear short sleeves for any extended amount of time outdoors. Occasionally working on boat stuff or yard stuff but even then, more often than not I’m in something long-sleeved. I want the material to be all synthetic and at least 5%+ spandex for “all-way” stretch. I wear the same shirts for any early season bird hunting. I prefer lighter colors. Spray ‘n Wash 1-2 day soak for the inevitable fish “emissions” from either end, fish slime/filleting mixture, and “worm-stuff”. Sooner or later the stains stay, and I really don’t care, I continue to wear my favorites. White, pale blue/green/peach/tan/gray or light colored patterns. The Duluth Trading “Action” shirt is a good one. Plenty of stretch, 2-3 new colors each spring. If you watch for sales usually can get them <$40. The Scheels fishing shirts are great in the lighter colors, I’ve never tried the dark colors for fishing, I do hunt w/them at times. I don’t like the Scheels insect-repellant shirts, too “stiff” for me in hot weather. Columbia and World Wide Spotrsman (Cabelas/Bass Pro), HUK, all make good choices for my preferences. I also rarely wear shorts, I wear pants similar to the shirts I like. Light weight, light colored, and at least 5% Spandex in the all synthetic material mix. [/QUOTE]

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