Five o' Clock Somewhere Performance DryBlend T-Shirt
Five o' Clock Somewhere Performance DryBlend T-Shirt – The Offshore Angler's Motto
When you're 30 miles offshore in the Gulf Stream, the fish are biting, and the cold ones are cold — it's always five o'clock somewhere. The Five o' Clock Somewhere Performance DryBlend T-Shirt by Bar Jacks is for the offshore angler who knows that the best moments in life happen on the water, and that after a great day of fishing, there's nothing better than cracking open a cold one at anchor in the blue.
Crafted from premium moisture-wicking 50/50 DryBlend fabric, this shirt keeps you cool through long offshore trips, wicks sweat in South Florida's tropical heat, and pairs perfectly with the attitude of an angler who fishes hard and relaxes harder. Whether you're working a mahi weedline at 700 feet or drifting over a reef waiting on a grouper bite, this shirt captures the spirit of the offshore lifestyle.
Key Features
- Moisture-Wicking DryBlend Fabric – Performance comfort for offshore and dockside
- Five o' Clock Somewhere Graphic – Bold offshore lifestyle design for the angler who fishes hard and lives well
- Saltwater-Resistant Construction – Handles the sun, salt, and spray of offshore fishing
- Crew Neck, Short Sleeve – Great on the water and at the marina bar after a successful trip
- Sizes S–2XL – For every offshore angler with good taste and better fishing stories
- Machine Washable – Easy care after salty, fishy, epic days offshore
The Offshore Fishing Lifestyle
South Florida's fishing lifestyle is unique in the world — world-class offshore fishing, beautiful weather, and a culture that revolves around the water. Bar Jacks was built in this environment — by anglers who push offshore for mahi, tuna, wahoo, and swordfish, and who know that when the fishing is done, the celebrating begins. This shirt is for those people.
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Fish hard. It's always five o'clock somewhere. – Bar Jacks Fishing