AFTCO Bluewater

Aftco Bluewater is a division of the American Fishing Tackle Company (AFTCO). We are a company of people whose lives are actively involved in the ocean and with the creatures that live within it. For an example read the
"The Ultimate Fish Story".

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Widely recognized as the world’s finest freshwater fish and wildlife artist, Al Agnew has teamed up with AFTCO Bluewater to create — and proudly “introduce” inside the pages of this catalog — a unique line of lifestyle sportswear for freshwater fishermen, hunting enthusiasts, or anyone who simply appreciates nature. Featured is a spectacular selection of wildlife and fishing T-Shirts, and sweatshirts with full-color, full-back designs that vividly depict, to the last detail, Al Agnew’s award-winning artwork of popular freshwater game fish and North American wildlife. In addition, the new Al Agnew by AFTCO Bluewater collection will offer an “embroidery” line of casual wear that includes shirt styles, hats and beanies, jackets, fleece and belts.

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The combination of Guy Harvey’s unique talents as a self-taught artist with a Ph.D. in Marine Biology, a diver and angler enables Guy to create marine wildlife art with an authenticity and visual appeal that is unmatched. As a conservationist, Guy Harvey, has worked closely with many conservation organizations to help protect fishery resources around the world. Through a relationship with AFTCO Bluewater, his unique art is now worn proudly by ocean and fishing enthusiasts worldwide. Guy Harvey Sportswear includes a full line of fishing T shirts, clothing and accessories, for men, women and youth, using only the highest quality materials and workmanship, reflective of Guy’s pursuit of excellence in every area of life.

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The passing of our Chairman Milt Shedd was widely reported on CNN, Fox News Network, National Public Radio and in newspapers throughout the country, where he was often referred to as the “Walt Disney of the Sea.”