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The GFF T-shirt

Published Oct 23rd 2012

Everybody's wearing them!

By Martin Joergensen

Well, not quite true, but everybody should be wearing them. The Global FlyFisher T-shirt comes in all sizes, colors and models - babydoll, beefy, hoodie, long-sleeved, sleeveless. Pink, green, gray, white? Whatever you fancy.

Prices start at 20 US$, 14 UK£ or 17 Euros.

See the many models and order your T-shirt here.


Go to the Global FlyFisher Store here.

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