Starry Brook Trout Hoodie

Starry Brook Trout Hoodie

Brookies live where the map runs out. Small water, tight canopy, a hike further than most people bother with — and then that flash of orange fins with the white leading edge that makes the whole hike worth it. This is the last fish in the series, and honestly, it might be the one that started the obsession for a lot of us.

We took that classic brook trout — worm-like vermiculations on the back, red spots haloed in blue, that unmistakable orange belly — and ran it through the same swirling, Van Gogh-style current as the rest of the collection. Same soft fleece, same cold-morning armor, last fish in the set.

The Starry Brook Trout Hoodie is built from 52/48 cotton/poly Nantucket fleece — soft, warm, and tough enough to survive bushwhacking to that one creek you don’t tell anyone about. The three-panel fleece-lined hood keeps the wind off on high-elevation mornings, dyed-to-match drawcords included. Small circular badge on the chest, full starry brook trout scene across the back — the kind of piece that belongs on a trailhead as much as a boat ramp.

Wear it on the drive to the trailhead before sunrise, wear it at camp after a day of small-water fishing, wear it as the closer to a collection that’s covered chrome, gold, and everything in between.

Wear it for:

• Long hikes to water most people skip
• Camp nights after a day on tight, technical creeks
• Closing out the Starry Series in style

Product Features:

• 52/48 cotton/polyester Nantucket fleece — soft warmth without the bulk
• Three-panel fleece-lined hood with dyed-to-match drawcords
• Front pouch pocket, ribbed cuffs and waistband for a fit that stays put
• Canvas neck tape + double-needle topstitching for durability that outlasts a season
• Side-seamed construction with a tear-away label for a clean, comfortable feel

Care Instructions:

• Machine wash cold, inside out, with like colors
• Tumble dry low, or hang dry to protect the print
• Do not iron directly on the printed design
• Do not dry clean
• Do not bleach

This is the last fish in the Starry Series. Steelhead, rainbow, and brown are already out there — the brookie closes it out. Once this run’s gone, the set’s complete and it’s not coming back the same way. → [Shop the Starry Brook Trout Hoodie]