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29 Tides

29 Tides · Cryptid Research Unit- FILED FROM TITUSVILLE, SPACE COAST FL28.612N 80.808W

The catch you can’t prove.

Outdoor-inspired apparel with a story to tell.

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Back of the heather-grey Titusville, FL — Bigfoot Stole My Sheephead tee, worn on location (generated image)Cryptid Research UnitField noteCase 29-004
Exhibit A · Titusville, FL$29.99Indian River Lagoon · 28.612N 80.808W

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Case 29-002
Back of the heather-grey Titusville, FL — Bigfoot Stole My Tarpon tee, worn on location (generated image)
28.612N 80.808W

Bigfoot Stole My Tarpon

Filed
Titusville, FL
Water
Indian River Lagoon
Field note$29.99
Case 29-056
Back of the heather-grey Ochopee, FL — Skunk Ape Stole My Blue Crabs tee, worn on location (generated image)
25.901N 81.307W

Skunk Ape Stole My Blue Crabs

Filed
Ochopee, FL
Water
Turner River
Unverified$29.99
Case 29-015
Back of the heather-grey Tellico Plains, TN — Bigfoot Stole My Brook Trout tee, worn on location (generated image)
35.365N 84.298W

Bigfoot Stole My Brook Trout

Filed
Tellico Plains, TN
Water
Tellico River
Case open$29.99
Case 29-018
Back of the heather-grey Heber Springs, AR · Greers Ferry — Bigfoot Stole My Small Mouth tee, worn on location (generated image)
35.521N 91.959W

Bigfoot Stole My Small Mouth

Filed
Heber Springs, AR
Water
Greers Ferry Lake
Case open$29.99
Case 29-023
Back of the heather-grey Heber Springs, AR · Little Red River — Bigfoot Stole My Rainbow Trout tee, worn on location (generated image)
35.456N 91.987W

Bigfoot Stole My Rainbow Trout

Filed
Heber Springs, AR
Water
Little Red River
Case open$29.99
Case 29-059
Back of the heather-grey Newport, AR — Whitey and Friends tee, worn on location (generated image)
35.607N 91.283W

Whitey and Friends

Filed
Newport, AR
Water
White River
Unverified$29.99
Case 29-027
Back of the heather-grey Depoe Bay, OR — Bigfoot Stole My Steelhead tee, worn on location (generated image)
44.809N 124.062W

Bigfoot Stole My Steelhead

Filed
Depoe Bay, OR
Water
Pacific Coast
Case open$29.99
Case 29-033
Back of the heather-grey Ozarks — Bigfoot Stole My Bass tee, worn on location (generated image)
36.626N 93.411W

Bigfoot Stole My Bass

Filed
Kimberling City, MO
Water
Table Rock Lake
Unverified$29.99
The view off a boat’s bow across a calm river toward a wooded bank under a clear blue sky.
Drawer 1 · 40 filesHome water · 28.612N 80.808W

Stay for one more cast.

From the first light on the dock to the fish that got away, the water gives us plenty to talk about. Designs for the places, people and tall tales that keep pulling us back.

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A wooded riverbank in autumn sun, the trees reflected in still brown water.
Drawer 2 · 4 filesTennessee · Arkansas · The Ozarks · Appalachia

Something moved in the brush.

For early starts, long trails and the stories that begin beyond the tree line. Designs with a little dirt under their boots, and a little room for legend.

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A small distant light shows through trees beyond a dark boat ramp and water.
Drawer 3 · 6 filesFiled unexplained · Status inconclusive

Keep an eye on the tree line.

A strange light. A missing catch. Something moving where nothing ought to be. For people who know the outdoors still has a few stories left to tell.

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Inside a case file

Every product page opens the file: the evidence first, then the shirt.

Back of the heather-grey Titusville, FL — Bigfoot Stole My Tarpon tee, worn on location (generated image)
Exhibit A · The evidence
Navy tee: Bigfoot Stole My Tarpon
Exhibit C · On the shirt
Full artwork: Titusville, FL — Bigfoot Stole My Tarpon
Exhibit B · The artwork
Chart clipping showing the Titusville filing location.
Exhibit D · Filed 28.612N 80.808W
Case 29-002Field note

Bigfoot Stole My Tarpon

Place
Titusville, FL
Water
Indian River Lagoon
Position
28.612N 80.808W
Filed
Home water
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Sightings

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Your photo, the water and the case file you were wearing. Reports go up in the gallery below once they are reviewed.

  • An angler with his feet up on a boat by the mangroves, beer in hand, wearing the Bigfoot Stole My Redfish shirt.
    Bigfoot Stole My Redfish · Mosquito Lagoon, FL
  • A grinning boat selfie on open water, wearing the 29 Tides shirt.
    29 Tides · Indian River Lagoon, FL
  • A couple on a pickup tailgate at a lake ramp at sunset, wearing the Bigfoot Stole My Striper shirt.
    Bigfoot Stole My Striper · Greers Ferry Lake, AR
  • An older angler laughing in a camp chair on the riverbank, wearing the 29 Tides shirt.
    29 Tides · Little Red River, AR
  • A dad carrying his son down a sandy trail to the water, wearing the Bigfoot Stole My Snook shirt.
    Bigfoot Stole My Snook · Titusville, FL
  • A woman sitting on the end of a lake dock beside her dog, wearing the Bigfoot Stole My Bass shirt.
    Bigfoot Stole My Bass · The Ozarks
Case 29-001 · The original · Not for sale

A real outdoorsman. A good imagination.

It started with a t-shirt his wife bought him: a plain picture of Bigfoot, a fishing pole, and a fish. It became his favourite shirt.

29 Tides began with Evan Hightower’s life around the water and his love of the stories that come with it. His Coast Guard and marine law-enforcement background, years of fishing, and fascination with science fiction and local legends all meet here.

After retiring, Evan turned that mix into outdoor-inspired art: fish tales, wild places, familiar adventures and a little of the unknown. The result should feel like something shared around a campfire, not a costume for someone else’s lifestyle.

The nameThe 29 comes from Evan’s sheriff’s-office ID. Tides ties the name to Florida and a life around the water.

Evan Hightower kneeling on a skiff, holding a large black drum.
Black drum
Evan Hightower in a boat holding a landing net with a trout.
Trout in the net
Evan Hightower seated beside a large carved wooden Bigfoot.
A carved Bigfoot

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Filed to a coordinate
41
Places
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States
8
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