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Anybody can print a fish on a shirt. We wanted the shirt to actually move the fish.There’s a creek in the White Mountain...
06/03/2026

Anybody can print a fish on a shirt. We wanted the shirt to actually move the fish.

There’s a creek in the White Mountains — Paradise Creek — where the trout can’t get where they need to go. Not because of other fish. Because of the pipes.

Where the old roads cross the water, the culverts sit too high. The water shoots out and drops. To a trout, those are walls — and the young ones can’t climb them at all. So the stream gets cut into pieces that can’t reach each other. Fish above, fish below, no way between.

Pull those barriers out, and 9.3 miles of water open back up. Colder pools when it heats up. New ground after a fire or a flood. Room for the next generation to spread. Fix it once, and they’re still using it in fifty years.

That’s the Paradise Creek Culvert Replacement Project. Trout Unlimited Arizona, U.S. Fish & Wildlife, and the White Mountain Apache Tribe — who have led Apache trout recovery for fifty years — are the ones driving it. We can’t fund a project this big on our own. But we’re doing what we can to help raise it.

June 5, the Apache Trout drop goes live. From every piece, a guaranteed amount goes toward the Paradise Creek project:

🐟 Hoodie — $30
🐟 Long Sleeve Tee — $10
🐟 Tee — $5
🐟 Hat — $5
🐟 Bottle — $5

Not “a portion of proceeds.” A number you can hold us to.

The fish has been waiting a long time. June 5, we stop making it wait.

Native fish. Wild water. Real change.

06/01/2026

The first game fish ever saved from extinction wasn’t saved by the government. It was saved by a tribe who
protected the water 18 years early.
Honoring that. Building from it. First piece soon — follow. 👇

06/01/2026

The first game fish ever saved from extinction wasn’t saved by the government. It was saved by a tribe who
protected the water 18 years early.
Honoring that. Building from it. First piece soon — follow. 👇

06/01/2026

The first game fish ever saved from extinction wasn’t saved by the government. It was saved by a tribe who
protected the water 18 years early.
Honoring that. Building from it. First piece soon — follow. 👇

06/01/2026

A tribe closed their own rivers in 1955. 69 years later, it made history. 🐟
The Apache trout is the first sportfish ever brought back from the endangered list — because the White Mountain
Apache protected the water generations before any law told them to.
That belief is the foundation of what I’m building. Diné-owned. Made for the field and the water. Made to last.
First piece coming. Follow for the reveal.

06/01/2026

I was today years old when I learned the first wild game fish ever brought back from the brink wasn’t saved by a
law. It was saved by a tribe.
In 1955, the White Mountain Apache closed their own rivers to fishing — 18 years before the Endangered Species
Act existed. Last year, the Apache trout became the first sportfish in U.S. history taken off the endangered list.
The water remembered. It usually does, when someone protects it first.
That’s the whole reason I’m building this — apparel rooted in place, language, and the idea that the things worth
keeping are worth protecting. Diné-owned, honoring a recovery the White Mountain Apache earned.
The first piece drops soon. Follow so you don’t miss it.

Protect the Apache trout.Recovered. Not finished.The Apache trout is one of the greatest native trout recovery stories i...
06/01/2026

Protect the Apache trout.

Recovered. Not finished.

The Apache trout is one of the greatest native trout recovery stories in the country — but recovery does not mean the work is over. Habitat still has to be protected, reconnected, and maintained.

Our Apache Trout Drop goes live June 5th.

This limited release features custom Apache trout artwork by a Navajo Nation member artist, with a guaranteed donation from every item sold supporting Apache trout habitat work.

Built to honor the fish, the water, and the work still ahead.

Available June 5–14, or until sold out. No guaranteed restock.

05/29/2026

Doesn’t get any more native than this!

Reviving trout after a tough fight is an important part of responsible catch-and-release. Sometimes a fish just needs a little extra time in the water to regain strength before swimming off.

Keep the trout facing into the current, support it gently, and let it kick away on its own when it’s ready. This one took a short break, recovered strong, and swam off healthy. Moments like this can make all the difference. 🎣

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