De-Fishing Soap - How To Remove Fish Odor & Smell

How it works:

De-Fishing Soap is specially formulated to lift odors from hands and neutralize them. De-Fishing Soap does not mask odors, it completely eliminates them.

Nothing else works like De-Fishing Soap:

* De-Fishing Soap works on all fresh and saltwater fish and bait, guaranteed!

* Use De-Fishing Soap in saltwater or fresh water (slightly lower lather in saltwater).

* De-Fishing Soap has a low Ph value and is very gentle on hands.

* Just lather up, scrub (warm water and scrub brush is best), rinse, and repeat.

De-Fishing Soap is completely biodegradable. It is made in the USA with all natural products. No animal products used.

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Lingering odors on hands from handling fish and bait is a problem. Most anglers don't care for persistent fishy smells at social functions, the office, or in the days following fishing trips. Smelly hands rub off on home and auto upholstery and linger for weeks.

De-Fishing Soap is specially formulated to eliminate fish and bait odors; just lather up, scrub (warm water and scrub brush is best), rinse, and repeat.

De-Fishing Soap is guaranteed to remove even the most persistent smells including: anchovy, bass, catfish, carp, halibut, herring, mackerel, salmon, shrimp, squid, trout, yellowtail, tuna, and more.

Nothing Compares!

Anglers have tried everything to remove stubborn fish smells!

* Raw lemon juice (too acidic and doesn't work well)

* Bleach (too caustic and doesn't work well)

* Salt (too harsh and doesn't work well)

* Ordinary hand soaps (simply do not work despite repeated scrubbings)

* Stainless steel bars such as used in restaurant kitchens (expensive, inconvenient, and do not work well).

De-Fishing Soap is a convenient way to eliminate fish and bait odors from hands!

Added Benefits * Masks human odors from fish. Use before fishing too! * Contains Star Anise, a fish attractant. * Contains Australian Tea Tree oil, long used by aboriginals for healing cuts, burns, and infections. * Gentler on hands than regular soap * Comes in handy reusable and resealable container. * Convenient! One bar lasts most anglers all season.	Star Anise
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Testimonials

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What anglers say about De-Fishing Soap:

"This is the only thing I've found that keeps me from smelling like fish."
- Ianna Gilbert, 6-time IGFA World Record Holder

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Angler: Paul Ford, kayak and pier fisherman Problem odors: Anchovy, general fishiness. Comments after using De-Fishing Soap: “Wow! No smell at all, that’s awesome! My hands feel clean and it doesn’t give you that oily after-feel.” What hasn’t worked in the past: “Shop oil and pumice don’t really get it done.”

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Angler: Gilbert Gonzalez, bait shop manager with 50 years angling experience Problem odors: Anchovy, squid, mussels Comments after using De-Fishing Soap: I don’t smell anything at all, there’s no scent, just water. I like this.” What hasn’t worked in the past: “Tried regular soap in the past, it doesn’t work as well.”

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Angler:
Shannon Chaney, pier and lake angler

Problem odors:
Shannon rubbed her hands with a frozen, salted anchovy immediately before washing with De-Fishing Soap.

Comments after using De-Fishing Soap:
“I think it’s great. I know the smell comes off. It’s a great fishing product.”

What hasn’t worked in the past:
“I’ve used orange cleaner, bleach, and normal soap. They don’t work.”

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Angler: Mozell Jackson, boat, shore, and pier angler Problem odors: “Mackerel! The smell kills me every time I go fishing.” Comments after using De-Fishing Soap: “No smell. None!” What hasn’t worked in the past: “I’ve tried everything. Nothing else works.”

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Angler: Michael Peabody, freshwater and saltwater angler Problem odors: Various bait and fish odors Comments after using De-Fishing Soap: “Smells like my elementary school: Clean! No fish odor at all.” What hasn’t worked in the past: Nothing else has worked.

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Angler:
Sumer Korkos, freshwater and saltwater angler, hospital worker

Problem odors:
“I work in a hospital where cleanliness is extremely important. I can’t go fishing even the day before work because my boss will comment that I reek. Everybody knows I’ve been fishing.”

Comments after using De-Fishing Soap:
“I don’t smell a thing at all! It’s great! Incredible.”

What hasn’t worked in the past:
Nothing else has worked.

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Angler: Jamie Korkos, freshwater and saltwater angler Problem odors: Mackerel Comments after using De-Fishing Soap: “That’s actually good! I don’t smell any mackerel at all. My hands smell nice, I like that smell.” What hasn’t worked in the past: “Washing your hands 15 million times.”

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As Seen In

* BoatUS Trailering Magazine, Feb. 2011

* Nautical Mile Product Review, Jan. 2011

* Rogue Angler Catalogue, Dec. 2010

* Pacific Coast Sportfishing, Nov. 2010ad

* Versus Online Magazine, Sept. 2010ad

* Log Newspaper/FishRap, Aug. 2010

* Catalina Islander Newspaper, May 2009

* Temp Break dot com, current banner ad

* Arizona Boating & Watersports Boatique, current listing

* Nautical Mile Magazine (monthly), May 2008 - current

* BoatUS Magazine, March 2009

* Arizona Boating and Watersports, Dec/Jan 2009

* Waterline Boating and Fishing Journal, December 2008

* Jacksonville Times Union, September 2008

* Florida Sportfishing Magazine, July/Aug, 2008

* San Diego Union Tribune, April, 2008

* Sea Magazine, February, 2008

* Go Boating Magazine, January, 2008

* FishRap Newspaper, August 10 – 23, 2007

* Chesapeake Angler, November 2006

* San Diego Union Tribune, August 27, 2006

* Arizona Boating and Watersports, July 2006

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Look for De-Fishing Soap at the following retailers -

The Rogue Angler Catalogue
Medford, OR
(800) 949-5163
www.therogueangler.com

Angler's Center
419 North Newport Blvd.,
Newport Beach, CA 92663
(949) 642-6662
www.anglerscenter.com

Angler's Choice
1910 Rosecrans St.
San Diego, CA
(619) 223-2324
www.anglerschoicetackle.com

Angler's Den
1810 East Ventura Blvd.
Camarillo, CA 93010
(805) 388-1566

Angler's Tackle
1413 North Coast Highway
Oceanside, CA 92054
(760) 967-1897
www.anglers-tackle.com

Skimmer Outdoors
26 Railroad Ave., #315
Babylon, NY 11702
(631) 412-3265
www.skimmeroutdoors.com

Backwater Outfitters
1730 Cape Coral Pkwy E
Cape Coral, FL 33904
(239) 541-2532

Blue Water Tackle
124 Loma Santa Fe Dr. Ste. 207
Solana Beach, CA 92075
(858) 350-8505

Blue Water Tackle
40395 Winchester Road suite A
Temecula, CA 92591
(951) 296-9999

Bob Sands Fishing Tackle
6743 Sepulveda Blvd.,
Van Nuys, CA 91411
(818) 994-1822

Dana Landing Market
2580 Ingraham St.,
San Diego, CA 92109
(619) 226-2929
www.danalanding.com

Desert Offshore
41765 12th Street West #F
Palmdale, CA 93551
(661) 945-5755

Fisherman's Access
524 E. Imperial Hwy. Unit #A
Brea, CA 92821
(714) 674-0064

Fisherman's Landing Tackle
2838 Garrison Street
San Diego, CA 92106
(619) 221-8500

Hi's Tackle
40 Chestnut Ave.
South San Francisco, CA 94080
(650) 588-1200
www.histackleboxshop.com

Hogan's Bait and Tackle
34320 Pacific Coast Highway Suite G
Dana Point, CA 92629
(949) 493-3528

I.W.E. Sports
4221 Northgate Blvd., #4
Sacramento, CA 95834
(916) 646-3474

The Jig Stop Tackle
34186 Pacific Coast Highway
Dana Point, CA 92629
(949) 496-3555

Johnny's Sport Shop
1402 Lincoln Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91103
(626) 797-8839

Kennesaw Bait Co.
1475 Field Park Circle
Kennesaw, GA 30066
(770) 826-1227

Ken's Custom Reel
1351 Harbor Dr. North
Oceanside, CA 92054
(760) 967-REEL

Lakeside Bait and Tackle
12255 Woodside Ave.
Lakeside, CA 92040
(619) 443-3859

Outdoor Pro Shops
412 Houser St. Cotati CA 94931
(707) 588-8033

Outdoor Pro Shop Inc.
1822 Embarcadero
Oakland, CA 94606
(510) 53-CATCH

Point Loma Sportfishing
1403 Scott Street
San Diego, CA 92106
(619) 223-1627

Purfields Pro Tackle
12512 Washington Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90066
(310) 397-6171

Aloha Rainbow Marina
2600 West Lake Eloise Drive
Winter Haven, FL 33884
(863) 318-9000

Richards Fishing Tackle
3365 Walnut Grove Ave. Ste. A
Rosemead, CA 91770
(626) 288-7822

The Rod Rack
1025 B. Street
Hayward, CA 94541
(510) 881-1775

The Rusty Hook
245 N. Gaffey Street
San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 832-2429

Seaforth Landing
1717 Quivira Road
San Diego, CA 92109
(619) 224-5447

Shelter Island Fishing Pier
1776 Shelter Island Drive
San Diego, CA 92106
(619) 758-1714

Arizona Boating & Watersports
Internet Boatique

www.azbw.com

Sav On Tackle
9917 Orr + Day Road
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
(562) 864-2911

Squidco
3518 Barnett Ave.
San Diego, CA 92110
(619) 222-8955

Taka's Tackle
2707 West Lincoln Ave.
Anaheim, CA 92801
(714) 527-2920

www.yaktackle.com
San Diego, CA
www.yaktackle.com

Decatur Surplus
2141 East Pershing Road
Decatur, IL 62526
(217) 877-6334

Mainline Custom Tackle
560 West Main St.
El Centro, CA 92243
(760) 554-0623

High Tide Traders
415 Crescent Ave.,
Avalon, CA 90704
(310) 510-1612

Stumps Family Marketplace
3770 Voltaier St.,
San Diego, CA 92107
(619) 226-9575

Waukegan Port Dist. Marina
55 So. Harbor Place
Waukegan, IL 60085
(847) 244-3133

Cardena's Seafood
2810 Thomas Dr.,
Panama City, FLA 32408
(850) 236-7662

F & F Bait and Tackle
17846 Dixie Highway.,
Miami, FLA 33157
(305) 259-0247

Anglers Point
28955 W P Rosso
Chesterfield, Mi 48047
(586) 949-9223

Big Bear Resort
30 Big Bear Resort Rd
Benton, KY 42025
(270) 354-6436

Reward Sport Fishing
390 Alton Rd.,
South Beach, FLA 33139
(305) 372-9470

Jacks Bait and Tackle
35410 So. Dixie Highway.,
Homestead, FLA 33157
(305) 245-5555

Four Winds Marina
16501 Stringfellow Rd.,
Bokeelia FL 33922
(800) 523-9223

H and H Marine
3804 Rosecrans St.92106
San Diego CA
(619) 298-6211

H and M Landing
2803 Emerson St.
San Diego CA 92106
(619) 222-1144

Marco River Marina
951 Bald Eagle Dr.,
Marco Island, FLA 34145
(239) 394-2502

Charkbait
16561 Bolsa Chica St.,
Huntington Beach CA.
(800) 823-4243

Charkbait
3166 Midway Dr. St. 101
San Diego CA 92110
(619) 224-1112

Custom Rod and Reel
1835 NE 25th St.
Lighthouse Pt. FL 33064
(954) 781-5600

Five Star Processing
3826 Sherman St.,
San Diego CA 92110
(619) 299-9996

22nd St. Landing
141 W. 22nd St.,
San Pedro, CA. 90731
(310) 832-8304

Arrowhead Equipment
Mountain Home, ID 83647
(208) 869-3696

Arlington Hardware
215 North Olympic
Arlington, WA 98223
(360) 435-5523

Fireweed Lodge
Klawock Alaska
(907) 755-2930
www.fireweedlodge.com

Tady Lures
557 S. Coral Ridge Place
City of Industry, Ca. 91746
(626) 333-3358

Unique Boatique
396 W. Main Street
Isle, MN 56342
(320) 676-3100

Stingray Tackle
1405 North Alt. A1A #106
Jupiter FL 33469
(800) 257-9461
www.stingraytackle.com

Pat's Bait and Tackle
1908 Hacienda Dr.
Vista, CA 92081
(760) 630-2248
www.patsbaitandtackle.com

Maximum Angler
17795 Sky Park Circle, Suite G
Irvine, CA 92614
(949) 250-9282
www.maximumangler.com

Pennyjohns
1116 Lincoln Ave.
Evansville IN 47714
(812) 425-0109
www.pennyjohns.com

Melton Int'l. Tackle
1375 S. State College Blvd.
Anaheim, CA 92806
(714) 956-9192
www.meltontackle.com

Superior Repair Service
116 Banks Ave.
Lafayette, LA 70506
(337) 237-0605

Fish-N-Marine
12365 Mapleview St.
Lakeside, CA 92040
(619) 443-2100
www.fishnmarinecenter.com

Tide Marine
13225 N Wintzell Ave.
Bayou La Batre, AL 36509
(800) 264-7422
www.tidemarinesupply.com

Gulfway Sporting Goods Inc.
11219 La Highway 35
Kaplan, LA 70548
(337) 643-8816
www.gulfwaysportinggoods.com

Chag's Sporting Goods
4740 Veterans Blvd.
Metairie, LA 70006
(504) 455-8636
www.chags.com

Outdoor Express
14252 Hwy. 90
Boutte, LA 70039
(985) 758-1228

Ancelet's Marine
7069 Rainbow Lane
Port Aurthur, TX 77642
(409) 962-5098

Brian's Fishing Supply
1236 South King Street
Honolulu, HI 96814
(808) 596-8344S

Bridge Side Marina
1618 LA Hwy 1
Grand Isle, LA 70358
(985) 787-2419
Bridge Side Marina

Tenkara Fishing
Tenkara Fishing

Lipari Sporting Goods
1812 Hwy. 90E
New Iberia, LA. 70560
(800) 390- 8827
Lipari Sporting Goods

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Distributors and Representatives

De-Fishing Soap National Professional Redfish Team
Gulf Coast Rep
Capt Skip Floyd
(337) 789-7775

De-Fishing Soap National Professional Redfish Team
Gulf Coast Rep
Gary Rettig
(205) 222-5425

Reps
California:
Cacer Chang (818) 370-3742

Specialty Stores
California:
John Campbell (619) 991-5480

Oregon:
Richard Templin
(541) 941-2546

Colorado:
Jason Klass
(303) 803-2740

New York:
Skimmer Outdoors
Babylon, NY
www.skimmeroutdoors.com

Florida:
Your name here

Dealer/Representative Inquiries

Please contact us at -

Info@defishingsoap.com

(619) 276-1299 phone
(619) 276-1552 fax

Monday through Friday, Pacific Time

Company History

De-Fishing Soap was first invented years ago when Master Soapmaker Michelle Innis grew weary of her husband smelling like fish. After months of testing and numerous consultations with her uncle, a chemist, Michelle formulated the first bar of De-Fishing Soap.
After rigorous product testing and refining, De-Fishing Soap was debuted at San Diego Sportfishing Council’s Day at the Docks in 2003. Public reception was fantastic and sales were far better than ever envisioned. Repeat sales at subsequent Day at the Docks and similar venues showed that anglers loved the product. In 2007, De-Fishing Soap received all new packaging, and a national rollout began.

Run by Anglers, for Anglers
De-Fishing Soap is based in San Diego, California and is run by Master Soapmaker Michelle Innis and husband Jack Innis, an avid fresh- and salt-water angler, International Game Fish Association representative, and former bait and tackle shop owner.

Run by Businesspeople, for Businesspeople
De-Fishing Soap, a product of Jamicha Co., LLC, exists to serve anglers through shop retailers, Internet retailers, and catalogue retailers throughout North America.
Our advisory team comprises a Harvard MBA, the current international marketing director of a major medical and cosmetics manufacturer, a retired fishing-tackle representative, and a highly successful publishing entrepreneur.
Our promise is to manufacture, ship, and stand behind the highest quality product possible at a price that makes De-Fishing Soap’s anglers, retailers, distributors, and representatives happy. We ship orders promptly and address inquiries, comments, and concerns promptly. We have a fully supported office, a graphics designer, a public relations/media relations specialist, and create frequent special incentives for representatives and retailers.

Fishing Events We’ve Helped Sponsor

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July 2009
San Diego Rod and Reel Club Big Fish Tournament

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July 2009
Lee Cnty Florida David Lee Root Memorial Tournament

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June 2009
Ft. Myers Florida Are You Man Enough Shark Challenge

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June 2009
San Diego Top Six Freshwater Bass Tournament

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May 2009
San Diego Hubbs/SeaWorld White Seabass Benefit Tournament

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April 2009
San Diego Sportfishing Council Day at the Docks

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April 2009
Oceanside California Soldiers Angels Presentation

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November 2008
Jersey Coast Anglers Sportsman of the Year Award

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August 2008
San Diego Crystal Pier Kids Classic Tournament

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July 2008
San Diego Marlin Club’s Junior Anglers’ Tournament

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July 2008
IGFA/San Diego Sportfishing Council’s Shelter Island Young Angler’s Tournament

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June 2008
Ft. Myers Florida Are You Man Enough Shark Challenge

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April 2008
San Diego Sportfishing Council Day at the Docks

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January 2008
San Diego Police Athletic League’s Chollas Lake Kid’s Tornament

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August 2007
San Diego Marlin Club’s Junior Anglers’ Tournament

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January 2007
San Diego Police Athletic League’s Chollas Lake Kid’s Tornament

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July 2006
IGFA/San Diego Sportfishing Council’s Shelter Island Young Angler’s Tournament

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August 2006
IGFA/San Diego Sportfishing Council’s Chula Vista Pier Young Angler’s Tournament

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August 2006
IGFA/San Diego Sportfishing Council’s Chollas Lake Young Angler’s Tournament

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July 2005
IGFA/San Diego Sportfishing Council’s Shelter Island Young Angler’s Tournament

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August 2005
IGFA/San Diego Sportfishing Council’s Chula Vista Pier Young Angler’s Tournament

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September 2005
IGFA/San Diego Sportfishing Council’s Pepper Park Pier (National City), Tournament.

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July 2004
IGFA/San Diego Sportfishing Council’s Shelter Island Young Angler’s Tournament

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July 2003
IGFA/San Diego Sportfishing Council’s Shelter Island Young Angler’s Tournament

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Jamicha Co. LLC

International Game Fish Association

American Sportfishing Association

CNN Weather Forecast

California IGFA

San Diego Sportfishing Council

Fishing Knots

Fishing Knots Animated

Knots from Leadertec

Sea Surface Temperatures

San Diego Fishing Web Site

The Log Newspaper, FishRap

United Pier and Shore Anglers

Arizona Boating & Watersports Magazine

www.jamichasoaps.com

www.igfa.org

www.asafishing.org

www.weather.cnn.com/weather/forecast.jsp

www.bajafly.com/igfa

www.sportfishing.org

www.anglerscenter.com

www.animatedknots.com/indexfishing.php

www.leadertec.com/tipsandtechniques/knots_index.html

www.tempbreak.com

www.sandiegofishing.com

www.thelog.com

www.upsac.org

www.arizonaboatingandwatersports.com

Contact Us -

Info@defishingsoap.com

(619) 276-1299 phone
(619) 276-1552 fax

Monday through Friday, Pacific Time