Salmon River Socks
Miramichi River New Brunswick Salmon Fishing Graphic Socks
by EurekaShirts
$14 $20
Clearwater River Idaho Salmon Fishing Graphic Socks
by EurekaShirts
$14 $20
Description: A sunset scene unfolds within the silhouette of a salmon. Layered mountains in warm sunset hues are depicted behind a dense forest of pine trees. A reflective river flows through the landscape, illuminated by the setting sun.
Salmon Silhouette Sunset Mountains River Socks
by GRAPHIC CHARCOAL DARK
$14 $20
Russian River California Salmon Fishing Graphic Socks
by EurekaShirts
$14 $20
Fly Fishing Fly Tie Art Fisherman T-shirt by TeeCreations Socks
by TeeCreations
$14 $20
Description: A stylized silhouette of a salmon contains a vibrant landscape scene. The scene depicts majestic mountains, a dense forest of evergreen trees, and a winding river flowing through the valley. A dramatic sunset fills the sky with hues of orange, pink, and yellow, with scattered clouds.
Description: Vintage artwork depicting a mighty grizzly bear standing upright along a pristine riverbank. Perfect aesthetic apparel and home decor for wilderness explorers, anglers, and nature enthusiasts.
Standing Grizzly Bear River Salmon Fisher Wilderness Socks
by fahsaflowatik
$14 $20
Description: Pay tribute to the undisputed royalty of the river with this classic, vintage-inspired Columbia River King emblem. Featuring a massive King Salmon leaping from the crisp waters under the watchful eye of a mountain eagle, this design captures the raw spirit of the Pacific Northwest. Perfect for passionate anglers, fly-fishing enthusiasts, and anyone who knows that landing a true river king takes patience, grit, and an excellent t-shirt.
Columbia River King: Vintage Chinook Salmon Fishing Socks
by HobHob
$14 $20
Description: It is a member of the salmonoid family. The farthest inland sockeye salmon travel to spawn is to Redfish Lake, Idaho, over 1,400 km (900 mi) from the ocean and 2,000 m (6,500 ft) in elevation. In the United States, populations of sockeye salmon have been extirpated from Idaho and Oregon.