Reel McCoy Fish Studio custom carvings. LINK
Blackwater Trading Company and artist Luke Filmer craft beautiful artistic alternatives to the traditional fish mount.
Very nice! LINK
When the wind is from the west the fishing is best.
When the wind is from the east the fishing is least.
When the wind is from the north the fishermen can't go forth.
When the wind is from the south it blows the bait in the fishes' mouth.
From Roosterfish to Blue Marlin, West Coast Weathervanes offers a number of fish themed weathervanes.

To celebrate dam removal on the Sandy artists painted and gilded 32 salmon sculptures that were auctioned off to benefit the river. Via: The Western Rivers Conservancy LINK
NOW ONLY $59.95. LINK
Teom Lim is an artist, avid fisherman and fisheries biologist rolled up in one. LINK
Bob Lawrence uses drinks can scales to help color up his fresh fish carvings. LINK
Each cold cast bronze sculpture is a numbered piece of fine art. LINK
John Rogers Fowler crafts beautiful fish sculptures in stainless steel. LINK
Fine art fish sculpture. LINK
It is the shape of the stick that determines what animal or bird will be carved. LINK
Andrew Tunikov's work is spectacular in it's detail and beauty.
The brown trout pictured above took 8 months to complete and can be yours for $30,000. LINK
Stephen Smith's work is incredible. LINK
Quality fiberglass reproductions. LINK
Omar Ali crafts fish sculptures from titanium and stainless steel. LINK
Our man Clark at Puget Sound Fly Co. just got back from an epic trip on the Kenai with chief Reel Trout carver Eric Knowlton. So we thought we'd give another shout out about the site and the quality of Eric's work. I believe there is a mount or two in Clark's future. LINK
Todd Michael Guevera specializes in fish sculptures with flames. LINK
Unless of course the fish is a bicycle. LINK
If you ever win one of those big high profile salt water fishing tournaments you would score a beautiful trophy crafted by Kendall Vansant. LINK

Located on Boston Harbor, this 45 foot abstract cod was designed and fabricated by David Tonnesen. LINK
Common name: Fur bearing trout.
The true fur-bearing trout is native only to the most Northern parts of Canada and the United States, where the cold water currents require the fish to grow a peach-like fuzz around areas of their body with little blood circulation. LINK
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