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Buy a Tshirt and Support Bristol Bay Campaign

By Editor 06/07/2012 14:29:00

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The Bristol Bay tshirt design by Eric Hornung

Allen Fly Fishing have teamed up with the artistic talents of Eric Hornung to bring you this unique, hand drawn tshirt design in support of Bristol Bay! There has been massive support from anglers and the industry for the campaign but the fight is not over yet so please help if you can.

Allen Fly Fishing are releasing this shirt to raise money for the Trout Unlimited effort to save this precious resource from the massive Pebble Mine project that threatens its crucial and world-famous salmon runs.

Please help support the fight to preserve Bristol Bay and order a tshirt today.

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Comments (6 posted):

mcnerney on 06/07/2012 14:49:26

Paul: Thanks for the headsup. I've ordered one for myself.

Editor on 10/07/2012 09:45:39

Well done Larry. Stylin' on the riverbank!

Editor on 31/07/2012 11:37:34

Got mine yesterday and wearing it proudly today in the office :D

jsquires on 05/10/2012 23:08:34

I ordered mine today. Such an important battle and every little bit helps.

Editor on 08/10/2012 15:48:03

OK well I've shown you mine - now you show us yours! :D

noomi on 09/10/2012 07:06:33

Normally when I reach the river after being away for more than a week, I am so excited I rush through the process of getting ready, but today, I was in no rush at all. As I put my jeep into park, the river pulls me to the edge. I quickly remember fall is in full swing. The river is full of brightly colored Kokanne, which adds to the evening yet again without a fish being landed. I finally get dressed, and begin my approach into the river. After watching the water for a bit, I decide to tie on an Olive Bellied Caddis, first cast full drift and nothing. Second cast happened to land exactly as I had hoped and the water exploded with a large rainbow. The excitement was short lived as I realized I missed the take. I blamed the bad light caused by all the smoke (forest fires abound), but we who fish all know that this is simply part of the game.

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