Fish Hard Trout Tee

$25.00

The wild trout. No other game fish inspires such dedication in an angler. But it’s not just the challenge or the beauty of a trout that lures us — it’s the wild places where the pursuit of those trout take us. That’s how our passion settles in. Fish hard.

More gear with Josh Darling’s Trout design is found 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 and lightweight fabric
Shoulder-to-shoulder taping
Side-seamed
Fishes hard

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The Foundation

Around the bend and upstream of the boulder field, there’s an old stone foundation that sits along the east bank of a strong side channel. It’s a relic of the logging boom around here, so the thick stones were cut and placed together two centuries ago. Water, earth...

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Super-Prime Lies and Big Trout | The Spots Within the Spots

We talk a lot about big wild brown trout. The search for these extraordinary fish is what keeps us going. It’s part of the Troutbitten culture. And the inch marks of Whiskey (20+) and Namer (24+) are ingrained here. To some of us big fish are everything. But to all of...

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Nymphing: The Top Down Approach

One of the biggest misconception in nymphing is that our flies must bump along the bottom. Get it down where the trout are, they say. Bounce the nymph along the riverbed, because that’s the only way to catch trout. We’re told to feel the nymph tick, tick, tick across...

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The Water Column — And the All-Important Strike Zone

Seeing into the river is a learned skill. It takes a lot of time on the water to judge the three dimensional flow of a river. Reading the surface is easy. Even without bubbles on the top, most anglers quickly learn to gauge the speed of the top current in relation to...

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Net Fix

If I had a million dollars I would still approach fly fishing with a low budget mindset. I guess it comes from my fishing roots as a boy: cheap spinning tackle, rubber hip boots (big enough that I would "grow into 'em"), minnows and some Berkley Trilene. We used 6lb...

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Stop the Split-Shot-Slide (UPDATED)

AN UPDATE (SEPTEMBER 2017) Fishing keeps me problem solving, innovating, and guessing. It's one of things I love most about tramping around in the valleys with a long rod. And oftentimes, my ideas grow into something newer, something better and something more...

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