Description
Bonefish Fishing Hoodie for a Day on the Flats
Feel the warm breeze and sun on the flats, while watching your tailing prey. Knowing you are completely protected in your Graphic Bonefish Hoodie.
Our graphic hoodies are designed to worn a little loose for airflow, wicking, and sun protection in warmer temperatures.
Bonefish Saltwater Fishing Hoodie Features
- A 4-way stretch fabric (15% Spandex, 85% Polyester) creates added comfort
- Graphic Hoodies Creating the Best Sun Protection Possible with A Built in Face Mask
- Cuffs Have Thumb Holes
- Sun Protection Rating UPF-50
- Graphic Hoodies Have Excellent Moisture Wicking with Quick Drying Properties
- Machine Wash Warm, Low Tumble Dry for Easy Care
Graphic Bonefish Hoodie Sizing
Hoodies are a bit over sized to enhance the the above features, with longer arms. I have worn these hoodies to the summit of Mount Yale to fly fishing the flats of the Florida Keys. At 6′ feet and 200 lbs., I wear a size large comfortably. Graphic hoodie makes a great base layer for skiing, hiking, and any other outdoor activities. The 15% Spandex allows for great stretch and movement.
Bonefish
Bonefish live in coastal tropical, sub-tropical saltwater. A game fish that’s sleek, slender, black striped over a silver body, a freight train in speeds reaching thirty five miles per hour. Bonefish habitat varies from Mangroves, Shallow Sandy Flats, and beds of Sea Grass. They use their camouflage to hide in the mud and sand to ambush their prey.
Their ability to jump and stealth makes them a great adversary on a fly rod. Sight cast to tailing fish feeding on crabs, shrimp, and worms is challenging on the flats. From above they appear a dark blue-green with sides of silver. And presentation with your fly is everything, like dry fly fishing for selective trout.
Destinations for Bonefish on the included list is the Bahamas, little know Hawaii, Christmas Island to name a few. But their territory runs from the Caribbean sea, Florida, Bermuda, and Brazil. On the Pacific Ocean eastern coast from Peru to San Francisco Bay, west to Hawaii and beyond.
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