The shirt reads: “LAST LIGHT FISHING CLUB,” around a shield badge.
Inside it, a bass leaps out of dark water under a crescent moon and a star-filled sky, with a lure hanging in the corner and a treeline behind.
The last light of the day is when the fish move, and anybody who has stayed out for it knows the exact window. The badge is drawn like a genuine club patch.
For anglers, for the ones who keep casting after everybody else has packed up, and for the outdoor badge shelf.
