Fear No Snag Tee with Letterman Back

$28.00

Fear no snag. Have a little faith. Dare to make the next cast far back under the tree limbs and into the shadowy pockets. There ya go. Fish on!

This same t-shirt design is also available without the Letterman print on the shirt back. Find it here.

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This Troutbitten design is printed on a high-end, Bella & Canvas 3001 tee. A ribbed knit collar retains its shape, side seams lend structural support, and twill taped shoulder seams stabilize the back of the shirt.

Runs true to size
100% combed and ring-spun soft cotton (heather colors contain polyester)
Fabric weight: 4.2 oz / yard
Pre-shrunk
Shoulder-to-shoulder taping
Side-seamed
Catches big trout

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