Stonefly Go Under Long Sleeve Shirt

$35.00

Ninety percent, right? Trout feed below the surface ninety percent of the time. It sounds like somebody just made that number up, but it also seems about right. Nymphs are fish catchers. So take your flies down to the fish. Get deep. Go under.

Features the Troutbitten Stonefly design in a “distressed” print.

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This Next Level 3601 long sleeve shirt is perfect to wear every day wear, on or off the river in all season. This is a high quality, durable print on a comfortable cotton shirt.

Athletic Fit
100% combed ringspun cotton
4.3 oz./yard fabric weight
Improves your dead drift

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