Long Liner’s Tee

$25.00

Long leaders aren’t just for tight line nymphing anymore. And you know it. Streamers, dry-dropper and indy rigs all fish well with the control and contact of long line. It’s the gateway to the future — a future with more trout in your net. Because sometimes fly line sucks.

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This Troutbitten design is printed on a high-end, Gildan 6400 tee. A ribbed knit collar retains its shape, and twill taped shoulder seams stabilize the back of the shirt. This is an excellent quality, super soft cotton tee shirt.

Runs true to size
100% ring-spun cotton
4.5 oz/y²
Tear away label
Pre-shrunk
Shoulder-to-shoulder taping
Puts more trout in the net

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Troutbitten Shop Spring Sale ’24 — Leaders, Hats, New Trail Merch, Stickers and More

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The Walkout

The bank at the outside bend had briers and stiff brush at its border, and it took some time to poke my rod and leader through the maze. Tippet, forceps, nippers and more dangled from my vest and reached for the nearest branch, so I hugged them close to my chest,...

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Stick the Landing While Tight Lining

Good fishing happens by doing a bunch of the small things right. And improvement happens when you do more things right than you did last time. Our favorite wild trout teach us good fishing habits because they’re discriminating. They are rarely fooled by inferior...

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What Hand Should Turn the Fly Reel?

Let’s keep this one simple for a moment. Cast with one hand and reel with the other, because it makes good sense. Because it’s more efficient by a mile — it requires less movement and there’s less chance for error — and because using your off hand for all line...

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Nymphing: How to read a fly fishing indicator — What you might be missing

I know, I know. You don’t like to fish with indicators, right? You think an indy removes the angler from contact with the nymphs. You believe a fly fishing indicator actually gets in the way of strike detection more than it helps the situation. Granted, there are big...

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Patience vs Persistence

A good angler doesn’t need patience. They need persistence. This is a guiding theme I've taken up, not just on the water, but in everyday life. The distinction between the two states of patience and persistence is a maxim that carries over, well beyond the river. In...

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