*NEW* Master Baiter Tee

The Master Baiter Tee from Unethical Threads is a fishing shirt for anyone who's spent a suspicious amount of time with a rod in their hand. It says exactly what you think it says, and no, we will not be apologizing.

Who's actually buying this?

Fishermen. Dads. People whose sense of humor peaked at 14 and never looked back (that's a compliment). If you saw this and immediately thought of a specific person, that's the guy.

Buy it for yourself or buy it for them. Either way, someone's wearing this to a family barbecue and it's going to be a whole thing.

• Heavyweight cotton that feels like a real shirt, not a tissue paper handout from a 5K you didn't finish
• Unisex relaxed fit in sizes S through 4XL
• Crew neck because V-necks are for people with something to prove
• DTG printed so the colors stay loud through every wash. Your joke won't fade even if your dignity already has.
• Pre-shrunk fabric so it fits the same on day one and day one hundred

Is this a good gift?

One of the best. The Master Baiter Tee is the kind of gag gift that actually gets worn, not shoved in a drawer after the party.

Father's Day, bachelor parties, birthdays, or the classic "I saw this and thought of you." Works for anyone with a sense of humor and optional access to a body of water.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this shirt run true to size?

Yes. It's a unisex relaxed fit available in S through 4XL. Order your normal size unless you want that extra-baggy fishing guide energy.

Will the print crack or fade?

No. The DTG printing bonds ink directly into the fabric, so colors hold up wash after wash.

Is this appropriate to wear in public?

Technically, yes. It says "Master Baiter" and has a fish on it. You're just really passionate about fishing. What people read into that is on them.

Is this a good gag gift?

Absolutely. Works for Father's Day, bachelor parties, birthdays, or anytime you want to remind someone you know them a little too well.

Can I wear this to work?

Depends on where you work. Bait shop? Absolutely. Corporate office? That's between you and HR.