Word Cloud Long Sleeve Tee

$35.00

Troutbitten is built on words. And these are some of the most-used words and phrases in the hundreds of stories and tactical articles on Troutbitten. These are the building blocks. These are the foundation. This is the Word Cloud design.

White color only.

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This is a super-soft long-sleeved tee. The Next Level 3601 is perfect for chilly mornings on the river.

Slightly fitted
100% combed ringspun cotton
4.3 oz. fabric weight
Fabric laundered
Set-in 1×1 baby rib collar
Helps your spelling

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Super Fly — The Story of a Squirmy Wormy

In the spring of 2012, the Troutbitten guys were scouring the local craft stores for a child’s toy made of rubber. Joanne Fabrics and Michael's Crafts carried a leggy pink thing that could fit in the palm of your hand, but the toy was hard to find. And for reasons...

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The Pre-Cast Pickup (with VIDEO)

** NOTE ** This article has been updated with a video, shown below. The parachute post on your size-twelve March Brown dances down-current. The fly drifts in harmony with the surrounding bubbles that were formed fifty feet upstream, where the river rolls over the...

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Tight Line and Euro Nymphing: Let It Drop and Then Help It Drift

Last week, I published a video about how we can get the fly deeper. It’s a companion video that pairs with a widely shared article that I wrote a couple of years ago. Every angler who has ever sent flies under the surface quickly learns that trout are near the bottom....

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Jeff’s Chicken

In his mid-twenties, my friend Jeff walked away from his job to be a trout bum for a few months. It was a bold move, but a strategic one. Jeff had enough funds saved up to float him from late spring all the way into the fall, and he simply wanted to hang out, drink...

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The Boat

It was constructed by four muscular hands over two days and with one purpose -- to float. Built to the specs of intricate line drawings printed on rough paper, the boat came to match the blueprints ordered from an ad in the back of a Popular Science magazine. The...

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This is the End

The fisher awoke before dawn. He put his boots on. He chose the rod from a gallery of graphite and cork, and he walked into the forest. Down a narrow hall canopied by hemlock boughs and sycamores, he moved through thick, hazy darkness -- miles toward the island, with...

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