Fishing Apparel Fishing Gear For Sale In Miramar

Great fit, very durable, very compact, would highly recommend The Classic 50 non-woven jacket, combined with the original Classic 30 non-woven pants are waterproof and great fitting.

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Photo looks just like the product. Made of 100% heavyweight cotton to be comfortable and durable, these tees are long lasting and great looking! nice shirt good price just what i was looking for perfect This is exactly what I was looking for.

Bought my first pair a year ago, loved them so much ordered another when I lost them, went frantic looking for them everywhere. They also work well without my glasses when I have my contacts in, not too big, highly recommended them

The mesh venting under the arms and across the back help keep you cool while the fishing is hot! This angler's performance tee features a moisture wicking, with UPF 40 sun protection for those long fishing days out in in the sun.

This Rapala short sleeve fishing shirt has the perfect catch of comfort and features for a long day of fishing. This performance button down is made from light weight mini-ripstop fabric that wicks perspiration and protects you from the sun's rays, with...

Simm's men's SolarFlex Crewneck is a quick-drying fishing shirt that keeps you cool on sweltering summer days.

The Northland Thumper Jig has a lifelike minnow head, blood red hook and a thumper belly blade that all entice fish to strike, strike hard and strike often.

In the colder months, there is plenty of action for ice anglers too. It has long been famous for lake trout and rainbows, and there are also trophy walleye, northern pike and smallmouth available.

The Snap Rap brings a hot new technique to fishing sandy or gravel bottoms, as well as deep west-coast reservoirs. This unique, tough little bait is fished with a snap retrieve method - darting fast on the rod snap, then quickly gliding back to the bottom.