10 Columbia Fishing Shirts and Spring Clothing on Sale

The Tamiami II is the fishing shirt most people picture when they think of Columbia PFG. It’s a short sleeve button-down with a relaxed fit that works whether you’re on a boat or just running weekend errands in the heat. The Cypress colorway is a muted green that hides sunscreen stains better than lighter options. At 74% off, this is one of the better prices I’ve tracked on a shirt that normally only dips during major sale events.

The PFG Freezer III Sun Dress is the steepest discount in this entire roundup. It’s built from the same sun-blocking fabric Columbia uses across the PFG line, but in a dress cut that works for dock days, beach trips, or casual summer outings. If you’ve been curious about PFG but don’t want a fishing shirt, this is a low risk way to try the line. The price on this one is genuinely hard to beat.

The Bora Bora Booney is Columbia’s wide brim sun hat, and it pairs perfectly with the PFG shirts above. It’s a unisex one-size design in the Delta colorway. Good for fishing, hiking, yardwork, basically any situation where you need your face and neck covered without wearing a baseball cap. Lightweight enough that you forget you’re wearing it after a few minutes.

The Steens Mountain Fleece Vest is the #1 bestseller in its category, and for good reason. It’s a simple, soft fleece vest with zippered hand pockets that Columbia has been making for years. The fit runs true to size based on years of consistent reviews. At 78% off, this is the kind of price you normally only see during warehouse clearance events.

The Benton Springs is the women’s counterpart to the Steens Mountain, and it’s matching the same 83% discount tier this week. Columbia has been making this vest for a long time, which means the fit and quality are well documented. It’s a straightforward fleece vest in black. Nothing flashy, just reliable layering for spring mornings that still have a bite to them.

The Ascender Softshell is the #2 bestseller in its category and has 61% of its deal stock already claimed. It’s a full zip softshell that handles wind and light rain without the crinkly feel of a traditional rain jacket. The City Grey/Shark colorway is versatile enough for both trail use and commuting. If you want one jacket that works across spring weather, this is the pick I’d grab first.

The Switchback II is a lined rain jacket, which means it has a light layer of insulation built in. That makes it better for cooler spring rain than an unlined shell. It’s a longer cut that provides more coverage than a standard rain jacket. The #29 bestseller ranking tells you it’s a consistent seller, not just a deal-day impulse buy.

The Rugged Water Short is a newer addition to Columbia’s lineup, and it’s already sitting at 79% off. These are built for water activities, whether that’s kayaking, wading, or just getting caught in a downpour on a hike. The Voltage colorway is a bright option if you’re tired of every pair of outdoor shorts being grey or khaki. A solid pick for anyone who spends spring weekends near water.

The Thistletown Hills is Columbia’s basic performance tee, and sometimes basic is exactly what you need. It’s a short sleeve shirt in black that works as a base layer or on its own during warmer days. Nothing complicated here. At 66% off, it’s cheap enough to grab as a spare for your hiking bag or gym rotation.

The Newton Ridge Plus II is a waterproof hiking boot that Columbia has refined over multiple generations. This is the wide width version, which is worth noting if you’ve had trouble with hiking boots feeling too narrow across the toe box. The all black colorway keeps it looking clean even after a few muddy trails. At 73% off, it’s priced closer to a budget boot but built like a midrange one.