Girl fishing in a downpoor.
https://youtu.be/eCjQB8eIb9w?t=228
Camping girl fishing in rainwear
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Tiefdruckgebiet
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Re: Camping girl fishing in rainwear
And what should be exciting there? Looks like one of the modern breathable Gore-tex & Co raingear stuff, not classic rubber or pvc rainwear garments.
timeless fashion is the best fashion - classic "rubberized" raincoats are timeless
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cagouligan
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Re: Camping girl fishing in rainwear
Not everybody is into the same thing as you matey, I personally prefer modern, nylon rainwear to rubber or pvc but if I come across pics, video or any content that doesn't titilate me, I just scroll past and get on with my day.Tiefdruckgebiet wrote: September 25th, 2025, 4:03 pm And what should be exciting there? Looks like one of the modern breathable Gore-tex & Co raingear stuff, not classic rubber or pvc rainwear garments.
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Cagoulelover
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Re: Camping girl fishing in rainwear
Looks good to me! Thanks for posting…… we all love different types of rainwear on his forum so I’m sure there is something for everyone! 

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Re: Camping girl fishing in rainwear
Ok there was some rain at the beginning but then no rain whilst she was fishing, would have been better if it was raining while she was fishing as would love to have seen her getting very wet doing her fishing.
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GummiTarzan
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Re: Camping girl fishing in rainwear
Nice!
I'm in love with heavy raingear and prefer heavy but I like to wear and see others in modern raingear too.
It's better that people wear modern rainwear in sun than not wearing rainwear.
You can also spend longer time in breathable gear. I've spent 2,5 days in my Musto foul weather gear without takinging it off when sailing. That would probably not be possible even if it would be nice, in pvc gear.
The neoprene boots also stayed on and that was a wet experience!
I'm in love with heavy raingear and prefer heavy but I like to wear and see others in modern raingear too.
It's better that people wear modern rainwear in sun than not wearing rainwear.
You can also spend longer time in breathable gear. I've spent 2,5 days in my Musto foul weather gear without takinging it off when sailing. That would probably not be possible even if it would be nice, in pvc gear.
The neoprene boots also stayed on and that was a wet experience!
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BobbyValore
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Re: Camping girl fishing in rainwear
Love that she keeps it all on when the rain stops and the sun comes through.
Great spirit of camping in gear.
Great spirit of camping in gear.
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Hairy walrus
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Re: Camping girl fishing in rainwear
Absolutely. Love this type of rainwear. Thank you for the link.cagouligan wrote: February 14th, 2026, 1:42 am Not everybody is into the same thing as you matey, I personally prefer modern, nylon rainwear to rubber or pvc but if I come across pics, video or any content that doesn't titilate me, I just scroll past and get on with my day.
Re: Camping girl fishing in rainwear
It will no doubt be a very practical and comfortable raincoat, but I’m not particularly keen on breathable materials such as Gore-Tex myself, although I understand that many people find them more comfortable.
My interest in rainwear is mainly in the material, and having grown up in the 1980s, I tend to gravitate towards smooth materials such as PVC and rubber when it comes to raincoats. I generally have little interest in modern rainwear, with the exception of certain jackets from Rains, Stutterheim and of course PVC-U-LIKE.
My interest in rainwear is mainly in the material, and having grown up in the 1980s, I tend to gravitate towards smooth materials such as PVC and rubber when it comes to raincoats. I generally have little interest in modern rainwear, with the exception of certain jackets from Rains, Stutterheim and of course PVC-U-LIKE.