stay safe out there and watch the heat index temps.

[@DshaunBirch]

i’m glad you talk about this stuff the way you do no sugar coat no bullshit otherwise no one will get it

[@TheAverageFisherman99]

Thanks, yeah, if I get "too medical" about things, people tend to ignore the advice, or people don't take it seriously, like the bunch of people who drowned this past weekend. Still, the things I say here are 100% truthful, and are things I personally see or have seen.

[@Jason-416]

Nothing but facts my man. I’ve got heat stroke in my kayak about 15 years ago and it took me a long time to feel normal again when fishing or working in the sun/ heat . I work outside all year round as a carpenter I always have a bottles of water or Gatorade close by. You gotta do a video on the topwater bait,at least a review on it. Love you ch man and I hope you hit 1000 subscribers soon keep it up 💪🏻

[@TheAverageFisherman99]

Thank you! I swear by a drink called "Liquid IV". It tastes like shit, but it's about the best you can get when it comes to actually keeping you hydrated. I'll do a video of me using it ASAP :). I love topwater fishing :)

[@philipfalco7304]

Good Advice! I'm an avid swimmer and got caught in a serious rip tide a couple hundred yards at a beach in Florida. I kept my cool, stayed high in the water column and didn't fight against it. I slowly swam at an angle toward the beach and finally made it out about a few hundred yards down the beach. As far as heat. I was fishing in August in my boat for 12 hours and went to the beach the next day. On Monday, when I went back to work in the E.R., I felt a little weak and shaky. My nurse manager picked up on it. It took 2 1/2 Liters of fluid to get me back to normal. STAY HYDRATED!!1 and wear a hat.

[@TheAverageFisherman99]

The issue is that most people FAR underestimate how physically demanding swimming is, and it becomes even more so when fighting waves, etc. swimming perpendicular to the rip current is key, but it's tiring. Dehydration can REALLY f you up, and fast. Greetings from one ER nurse to another :)

[@LouisianaBlackwaterFlyFishing]

Drinking a lot beer in 105 degrees heat is plain dumb.. you are asking for problems..

[@TheAverageFisherman99]

Absolutely. I always recommend "Liquid IV". It's a sports drink that has something like 3-5x the electrolytes as Gatorade, and actually does a really good job of keeping you hydrated.