Blackfin Tuna
This monster came from fishing the shrimp boats off the Dry Tortugas. It's a morning affair when a trade is made. Beer for bycatch . And in the chum you'll find everything! This fish was printed on paper that complements its colors.

Printed on Blue banana paper / Thailand.

92 lb. Swordfish
This fish was a commission piece caught by Dr. Paul Mucciolo aboard the Double D with Captain Dean Panos Sept. 12,2005 at 22:17 hrs off Miami Beach, Fl.

Tarpon on Rice Paper
This 30 inch Tarpon is printed on white unryu.

American Red on Rice Paper
This 20 lb. Red Snapper is printed on white unryu.

Three of Spades on Rice Paper
I've always been intrigued with Spadefish. In such beauty, they live on the reefs and wrecks. When I'm fishing over the reef they will rise as if in some tranquil dance saying "Catch me Catch me". This painting captures their ability to seemingly float and glide thru the water.

Kingfish
In my opinion the Kingfish is the most exciting sport fish. Traveling at speeds in excess of 50 mi. per hour, a Kingfish can dump a spinning reel in less than a minute. This Gyotaku print was made directly from a 15 lb King taken off Sarasota. Serious Kingfishers don't pass this print up.

Striper
This fish was caught on May 17th in Duxbury Bay in an area that locals refer to as "The Cow Yard" . This is in the town of Duxbury Ma. I printed the fish on Black Unryu in metallic green and white.

Striper
This fish was caught on May 17th in Duxbury Bay in an area that locals refer to as "The Cow Yard" . This is in the town of Duxbury Ma. I printed the fish on Black Unryu in metallic green and white.

Gag Grouper
The most popular of all Forida fish are the Groupers. The Gag is nicked a black on the Gulfcoast. Their colors are really greyish in color. These fish hang out near rock ledges. This print was made from a 15 lb fish.

King Salmon
The Salmon was caught by Steve ("Jonesy") Bugni, in the Feather River near Yuba City, California, in late October, 2004. He is 23 years old and one hell of a fisherman.

Cubera Snapper
Cubera's are one of the largest and meanest of all the Snapper family. This was a very large fish that won a spear fishing tournament off the west coast of Florida.

El Gallo
The Roosterfish, gets its name from the long tethers coming off the dorsal fin. Native to just the southern Pacific waters off Baja to Costa Rica, this tropical specie is noted for its unusual color and markings. Don't miss out on this rare and unique piece of art.