Fishing in the good ol' U.S.A.! Fishboy USA features our unique fish flag design on a top quality machine stitched, embroidered hat made from top quality 100% cotton material.  

Color: Royal Blue

Our machine stitched - embroidered hats are made from top quality 100% cotton material.

Features include: soft adjustable strap with disappearing tail, solid antique brass closure, preformed bill, self fabric sweatband and sewn eyelets.

Habitat - The natural environment where animals and plants live.
Hard Bottom - River bottoms composed of firm or hard material such as rock, sand, gravel, or clay.
Hawg - A slang term used to describe a very large bass.
Holding Area - Structure that habitually holds three to five catchable bass.
Holding Station - Place on lake where inactive fish spend most of their time.
Honey Hole - A slang term used to describe a specific hole or an area containing big fish and/or a high number of fish.
Hump - An underwater island that generally rises gradually. On a topographical (topo) map, a hump will be signified by contour lines that make a circle, oval, or other similar shape.
Hydrology (Hydrologic) - The science that deals with the distribution, properties, and circulation of water on land surface, in the soil, underlying rocks, and in the atmosphere.

Gear - Any tools used to catch fish, such as hook and line, nets, traps, spears, etc.
Gear Ratio - Measure of a reels' retrieve speed; the number of times the spool revolves for each complete turn of the handle.
Gill - Respiratory organ of many aquatic animals; a filamentous outgrowth well supplied with blood vessels at which gas exchange between water and blood occurs.
Gill Arch - Bony or cartilaginous arches in the throat of fish to which the filaments and rakers of the gills are attached. Bony fish usually have four gill arches.
Gill Opening - An opening behind the head that connects the gill chamber to the exterior. Bony fishes have a single such opening on each side whereas cartilaginous fishes (sharks and rays) have five to seven. The gill opening of sharks and rays are called gill slits.
Glaciated - Subject to or borne (created) by previous glacial activity.
Grub - A short, plastic type of worm usually rigged with a weighted jig hook