Chummy Sticker
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Fishe Began in Alaska
Add that Chummy flair wherever your adventure leads. This bold, fish-shaped decal features our vibrant Chummy pattern and is built to “Fishe” up everything from water bottles and coolers to boats, laptops, and gear boxes. Stick it, rep it, and let the good vibes roll.
Crafted from outdoor-quality vinyl, the Chummy Sticker is weatherproof, UV-resistant, and made to last through all your road trips, river runs, and rainy-day cast sessions.
Sizes:
• Small: 5.5” x 2.8”
• Large: 8.5” x 4.3”
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There’s Room for You Here
Come As You Are
First cast or fiftieth, pull up a spot on the bank. A good day outside gets even better when more of us share it.
Color Belongs Out Here
Fishe’s original prints draw from fish, water, and the wild places we love. They’re one way we help women show up outside as themselves.
Open More Doors
Sometimes an opportunity starts with a simple invitation. We show up for events and causes that help more women find their place outdoors.
Bring Someone Along
Share a tip. Make a plan. Invite the friend who’s been waiting to try. The best stories grow when we make room for one more.
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Where it began
One Sketch. Many Ways In.
Fishe began in Alaska when Linda Leary imagined fishing gear for women with function and personality. That first idea has grown through the women who wear Fishe, share what they know, and welcome someone new to the water.
The art of Fishe
The Wild Has More Than One Color.
The flash of a fish. The bend of a river. A place you keep thinking about long after you’ve gone home. Moments like these inspire Fishe’s original prints, brought to life by women artists. Their work gives us another way to carry the outdoors with us.
Fishe for Good
Make Room on the Bank.
Not everyone gets an invitation outdoors. Sometimes it takes a class, a shared tip, or someone saying, “Come with us.” Fishe supports events and causes that help more women find that opening and feel welcome when they get there. The water is better when more of us belong.
Breaking Traditions, Casting New Lines
