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For 21 years I worked in Saudi Arabia. Many many days it would hit 120 degrees......that's not heat index that's ambient temp. Lest someone tell me it was dry heat you would be wrong. I worked all over the country....Red Sea side and Persian Gulf side. Worked interior of country....which had dry heat....but on the coast the humidity was off the charts. I am about to turn 65. This summer I have thought many times "How did I take that heat"? Well this year it has hit home.....I can't take the heat anymore. What a difference just one year makes. I still fish out in it but trips are most likely only to be 2-3 hours on the water. No fun growing older.
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Got up at 4AM over 30 yrs in the factory but I still like to get on the water early. Drive slow, look for Deer and have everything ready the night before. When it gets hot or the jet skiers come out I quit. One of the best things about going somewhere for extended fishing trip is walking out of camp, stepping on the boat and going. No launching etc etc. I get lots of naps and hope I can fish another 20 yrs!
I had to spend a week in Phoenix in July one year when we had to wait on a part for our motorhome. It was 110 during the day and that is when I learned dry heat is still hot as Hades. I had to use a cloth to open our car doors, the handle would burn you.
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Yep, he gots lots of company, when I turned 75 several years back it was like stepping in to a different world, no longer did I love the hot summers, full day fishing trips ended at 1 or 2pm just could not take the heat anymore-felt like somebody drained 1/2 my blood out of me.....................................jax
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i use the shade this time of year if i can ...that sun gets to me when i dont have shade these days as well ....
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I've been going out in the afternoon with little luck. I think you guys have bout talked me in going out early in the morning. The lake I fish is only a few minuets from my home so I hope to have the lake pretty much to myself. BTW I'm almost 57.
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