11 Best Comedy Fishing T-shirts

My personal favorite comedy fishing t-shirt since I started bowfishing!


Carp Bowfishing T-shirt by bowfishing
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Remember we all work to live and not love to work. Enjoy life and go fishing!

Funny fishing by fishingboutique
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Fishing is Serious Business Fishing Shirt by UTeezFishing
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Funny Fishing T-Shirt by mayc00p
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Fish in Trouble Big Mouth Shut Funny Fishing by UTeezFishing
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Silly Boys Fishing is For Girls Fishing TShirt by UTeezFishing
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Bass Look Big by insanitywear
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Bass Fishing turned to Bowfishing

We where all ready for our bass fishing trip. We loaded up the tackle box with are favorite top water jigs, spoons, shiners, real bait, power bait etc. etc. Nothing was left out for are fishing adventure down the bayou to catch some nice large-mouth bass. Then the three children started to plead and beg to load up there bow fishing bows into the fishing boat the night before. What dad can say no to their own children when it comes to the great outdoors and wanting to shoot there bows to polish up on the archery skills they have learned thus far. Let me set the story strait. The wife (aka the misses) of the house doesn't bow fish. So are day was planned for a great bass fishing adventure and everyone was suppose to fish with there rod and reels.

We loaded up the boat with the fishing poles and yes, the bow fishing gear was hidden below in the compartment so the woman of the house wouldn't see them. I didn't want to ruin her day or the kids. That way I can have my cake and eat it too while fishing. The morning started off pretty well for a family fishing trip. With are fishing boat already overloaded with gear. It gets a little smaller with five people trying to fish from a sixteen foot Jon boat. We made it to are favorite fishing hole by first light and realized the challenges ahead of us within moments. Are favorite bass fishing spot was over grown with grass and lilies. Now usually, this makes for a great combination of bass near the tree line where it's shaded but we where so overwhelmed by the over growth that it made it very difficult for the kids to cast and jig back to the boat. Almost every cast was either fouled up or caught in the grass. By late morning we had a half a dozen bass in the boat.

Now if your familiar with Louisiana and southern humidity you can understand why the kids wanted there bow fishing bows. The water is to dangerous to take a quick dip to cool down in with all of the snakes and alligators in the water. They started the usual complaining and wanted to get the boat moving to cool down. With the fish not biting as well in the heat the of the day the alligator gar started to splash around. My wife wasn't to happy at the moment. Bass fish generally aren't around when the gar fish are active. Six bass around 2 to 3lbs or was it 4 to 5lbs. Anyway we had caught enough for dinner and the misses was getting the urge to get moving towards the dock. Lunch was approaching plus we where so hot and miserable with the complaining kids. The misses agreed to bow fishing are way back to the dock.

The three kids lit up with grins on there faces with moms suggestion to hunt the way back. The kids wet there bow fishing lines to prevent any line miss happenings and we where on the hunt. The kids practice on a rag target all the time at the house but, it is not the same thing shooting at a moving target or even off of a moving platform. The kids landed a couple of smaller alligator gar and a few channel cat fish. Everyone was happy with there day spent outside fishing. Now when I say, "never take your bow fishing bow". What I really mean is, "have your bow fishing bows in your boat at all times". You never know when the fish stop biting and you can still land a prehistoric monster or gar. Load up your freezer with meat. Now there not the best fish to eat but the Cajuns have a nice gar fish ball recipe to make the fish more palatable. We finished are evening with some blackened bass for supper. We cooked are meal outside with are camping stove and enjoyed are meal outdoors with a nice sunset. The fruits of are adventure never tasted so sweet.

Two Kinds of Fishermen by UTeezFishing
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Go Ahead, Open A Can Of Worms Men's T-Shirt by rjvstudios
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Worst Day Fishing by UTeezFishing
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Happiness is a Big Bass by fishingboutique
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Fishing With Grandpa by LittleTuddler
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When time has passed us by so quickly you begin to remember all the good times we spent as a child. One of my fondest memories is going fishing with my Grandfather. Grandpa wasn't much of a talker unless he had a few beers in him to loosen up a little.

We would start are morning around 5AM. Grandma would prepare us a large breakfast of eggs, bacon, potatoes, and toast. Every fishing trip needs a hearty meal before departing the house. As this was done on every fishing trip.

We would drive to my Great Grandmothers house about thirty minutes away and load up the boat with are tackle and fishing poles. Then drive about another twenty minutes to are favorite fishing lake. Now that I'm older I guess it was are favorite fishing lake since it was close to home.

Grandpa was busy driving the boat at the same time making sure I was tying my fishing hook and swivel properly as I was shown by him several before. I think the smile on his face was the approval that I needed to continue my task of getting ready for the day. As I've mentioned earlier Grandpa wasn't much of a talker, but his body language spoke load and clear.

Baiting are hooks with a simple night crawler we started fishing. By mid morning we had about ten or so trout on the fishing stringer. Grandpa reached in the ice chest and grabbed a cold beer for himself and a ice cold coke for me. I was to busy getting my monster fourteen inch brook trout off of my fishing hook. Now I know it is not a trophy fish but when your six years old it sure felt like it back then. After my fish was on the stringer tied to the back of the boat I got my cold soda as a reward for the fight that I had just won. Looking back on that one fishing memory it wasn't the cold soda that was my reward but the smile that Grandpa gave me in my success as a fellow fisherman.

This story made my Grandfather not so shy when he was around his neighbors. He always looked at me proud when he told are story of the biggest fish of the day. Mind you it was caught by his little fishing buddy. The approval from Grandpa lives with me when I pass that same smile to my children when I take them fishing down the local bayou. Sharing everything that I learned from Grandpa with my own children.