Trout Patch Dad Hat

$30.00

14 in stock

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.

The Trout patch design is featured on a “Dad Hat.” (Richardson 324). The relaxed and unstructured six-panel canvas cap is soft and comfortable.  It makes a perfect year-round fishing hat for the river and looks pretty good at the bar afterward.

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  • Unstructured, relaxed,
  • Six panel canvas
  • Pre-curved visor
  • Cotton sweatband
  • Cloth hideaway adjustable back-strap
  • One size fits most
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Night Fishing for Trout — Backstory: Drifting and Swinging

** This Troutbitten article is part of the Night Fishing for Trout series. You can find the full list of articles here. ** For all the varied methods of casting a line and showing something interesting to a trout, presenting a fly always comes down to this: Are you...
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It’s All About Time On the Water

** This story was published in February of 2015. A couple of days ago, I spent time in the same area, adding to my history with this favorite place. Now with my new Australian Shepherd, River, along for the trip, I was reminded of this story. So I've revised updated...
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Tippet Protection and Nymphing Rods

Don’t buy a fly rod based on the idea that it will protect fine tippets, because every decent rod will do that. Guarding against broken tippets while setting the hook is up to you. Protecting light tippets while fighting a large trout is also up to you, along with the...
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Tight Line and Euro Nymphing: Leading vs Tracking vs Guiding

Most anglers seem to think that tight line nymphing is just one thing -- as if there's a single way to do all of this. The logical assumption, at first, is that you can learn this style and then polish it up until the new-to-you tactic is under your belt. Then maybe...
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Fly Fishing Tip — Limit the line in and on the water

Whatever line touches the river will drag. Start there. Assume it as reality. The currents take your leader, pushing and pulling it downstream. This wouldn't be so bad if the current could be even all the way across, from bank to bank. But it isn’t. It never is. Even...
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High Light — Low Light

My article, "High Light -- Low Light," is over at Hatch Magazine. Here are a few excerpts..... -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ... Finding the shady cracks that harbor resting and wary trout is a good challenge on bright days. Offering the flies to them in those small...
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