Welcome to the De-Fishing Soap Web Site.

 

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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.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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.”

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.”

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.”

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.”

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.

* Temp Break dot com, current banner ad

* Arizona Boating and Watersports Boatique, current listing

* FishRap Newspaper product review, August 10 – 23, 2007

* Chesapeake Angler product review, November 2006

* San Diego Union Tribune Outdoors, August 27, 2006

* Arizona Boating and Watersports product review, July 2006

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fishing Tournaments We’ve Helped Sponsor

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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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