Fly Fishing Shirts

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Shirts Quick Picks Best All-Around: Simms SolarFlex Crewneck Shirt - For anglers who want a simple, technical layer for full days in strong sun. UPF 50+ protection plus wicking/quick-dry performance makes it a dependable “wear it everywhere” fishing shirt. Best Hot-Weather Button-Up: Simms Stone Cold Long Sleeve Shirt - For boat days, flats trips, and midsummer heat when you still want coverage and pockets. It’s a stretch-woven, UPF 50+ button-up built to breathe while carrying essentials like a fly box in the chest pockets. Best for Travel: Simms Flyover Shirt - For anglers who want one shirt that works from airport to rental car to boat ramp. Thoughtful stash pockets and easy-wearing, quick-dry fabric make it a strong “trip shirt” when you’re living out of a duffel. Best Lifestyle Flannel: Simms Shoal Flannel Shirt - For cool-weather layering, post-float dinners, and everyday wear. A classic flannel build with fishing-friendly mobility, so it doesn’t feel restrictive when you’re moving around. Best Value: Trident Heritage Tee - For casual days, road trips, and easy layering under a hoodie or jacket. It’s a straightforward, comfortable tee that keeps your kit simple while repping fly fishing. Explore by Type Fly Fishing Shirts Simms Fishing Shirts Trident Gear Layering How to Choose Shirts Fly fishing shirts: sun shirts vs. woven button-ups Action: Start by choosing the shirt style that matches how you fish most days. Performance sun shirts (hoodies/crewnecks): Best when you’re casting constantly, rowing, or hiking between spots. Look for UPF ratings, smooth seams, and a fit that won’t bind in the shoulders. Woven button-ups: Great when you want structure, ventilation, and pockets. They’re a favorite for guides, boat anglers, and anyone who likes a collar and easy-access storage. What to look for in a true fly fishing shirt UPF protection: If you’re on open water (flats, lakes, drift boats), prioritize a UPF-rated shirt for consistent coverage. Moisture management: