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Mosquito Repellant (What Works Best)

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not to sound weird but i use skin so soft from avon you can get a huge bottle for like $10 and i just pour it in a small spray bottle

ive been using sawyers permethrin for clothing from dicks for the last 5 or 6 years and havent had a eick or misquito bother me even once just follow the directions on the can and you cant go wrong

When I'm wading in the river, I light a cigar. It repels a lot of mosquitoes. I try to avoid deet. I think there's something to the argument that it repels fish too.

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When I'm wading in the river, I light a cigar. It repels a lot of mosquitoes. I try to avoid deet. I think there's something to the argument that it repels fish too.

The Cigar also insures that you will have the stretch of river you are fishing all to yourself. P.U. :D

Thermacell you don't have anything on you so you don't have anything on your hands,lure or line

Supposedly Bass absoluely detest Deet and can detect it in very small concentrations......

I just caught over 60 bass the other day with DEET sprayed all over me.

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Deet is the best, period. I personally tested it for a week in Alaska's mosquito infested tundra. Trust me, they won't land on you (but they'll buzz very closely). Of course, you have to apply it on EVERYTHING (don't forget your head) for it to work.

2nd best: Repel.

I haven't tried thermacell, but I understand it works very well.

Use Amway bug spray, stand on your cap bill and spray the bottom of your pants and your hat not on your skin. This stuff is amazing.

Might sound kinda weird but windex works if your in a pinch and have nothing else. It works about as good as off deep woods stuff and you have to also reapply it eventually like you do off.

do dryer sheets really work? i read that here in a similar thread a couple years ago...someone said rub the dryer sheet on you and then put it under your hat or stick it in a shirt pocket...

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