Yes probably a pointless thread but so what,won't be the first

do you always wear the same one, change with the seasons, have any likes or dislikes.

Heres my choice:

Tilley hat most of the time

Fleece bob hat when cold (keeps the lugs warm and dosn't impede a hood)

Fleece lined with peak and ear/ neck flap(Mrs Caster says its my Elmer Fudd)
This cost me £1.00 from a shop in Windermere


Sorry guys no baseball hats don't like em (Ye gods I must be snob)

oops made typo error in the title - silly me

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I have laid aside business and gone a fishing - Walton

Baseball cap most of the time, with a woolly hat over the top if it's really cold.

When it's very sunny though, I have a breathable wide brimmed hat that works very well.

Looking to get a decent tweed cap though, just for the salmon fishing you know.......!!!

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If you lend someone £20 and never see that person again, it was probably a wise investment

OUR problem is NOT keeping warm (usually) but keeping the sun off!!

I usually wear a peaked cap (I will NOT call it a "baseball cap!) - or a ventilated wide-brim hat when it is really hot!

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I always wanted to be somebody,but now I realize I should have been more specific.

You live & learn. At any rate you live.

Baseball cap most of the time..it's functional. Tilly hat in the sun and a Tweed Cheesecutter when I fish the Dove...I think a baseball cap is disrespectful to Izaak.

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Roy

Baseball cap in summer.

German Army Paratroopers winter warfare hat in winter ( peaked hat with fur lining exteded neck and furry ear bits which can be tied up deersatlker stylie or worn down warmy stylie )

Tweed Cheesecutter

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I have laid aside business and gone a fishing - Walton

A Kakadu


But mine looks like the dog slept on it.

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This sort of thing:

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Roy

Baseball cap. It goes with my vest

Baseball cap for me most of the time, with a tweed cap in deep winter...