Written by Branson Werner

Saturday, 12 January 2008 18:00

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So, "how can I rock some of this cool gear", you ask? Well, if you live in California, you are lucky, and can find Bassaholics at pretty much any tackle retailer. Bassaholics also serves 22 other states, as well as online retailers such as Tackle Warehouse , Bass Tackle Depot , Fisherman's Warehouse, USAC Proshop , and of course the Bassaholics website.

Quality: If you're worried about sizing, the Medium fit me perfectly. I'm 5'9" and 175lbs. Normally Medium is what I wear, but I'm one of those people who is in between sizes of medium and large. The shirt sizes run a little big, but it worked in my favor. This is something to consider when ordering. Being pre-shrunk also helps.

All decked out rocking the gear.

hey're made of heavier 100% cotton, which really shines when you get a hook lodged. For men, shirt sizes run from Small all the way up to XXXL for you gentle giants. For women, small to xtra large sizes are availble in both baby doll tshirts and tank tops (shown below).

Women are addicted too!

Performance: Spending a day on the lake, or at the mall, you know this clothing is stylish. The thick cotton keeps you warm, whether you wear it under a jacket or not. The beanies will keep you out in the cold weather longer and help fight a tough wind at the same time.

Quality hat stitching. No iron ons here.

Application: I don't think there's much else to say. Their clothing is bold and trendy. Its even camera friendly when you get to share those huge lunkers we work so hard for. They have apparel to fit pretty much any occasion except a winter Alaskan outing.

Spotting some bass.

It should also be mentioned that at the time of press, the crew released about 4 new shirt designs as well as some new hats to the arsenal. This brings a total of 25 t-shirt choices, and 15 long sleeve variations to the lineup. Congratulations guys!