The Month in Fish Pictures" ~Year 5~ June 2012 Edition!!!!!!!!

And don't forget the worm....wow! What a great composition (Lady and the tramp..the fish version). Back to back, two absurdly realistic mounts. Thanks for sharing.
Best, Scott

 

JE Were the teeth in that blank or did you put them in.? If so may I ask what you used? That fish is perfect. TR

 

Amazing fish JE and Advanced Taxidermy!

 

Holy crap you guys are doing some great work!

 

wow...

 

Woza !
Nice fish everyone!

 

Awesome Chum JE, Cool looking mount Advanced Taxidermy & Wildlife Design.

 

TR, Dave at Fishermans tale put the teeth in the Chum , they are very realistic, he also does them in his pike, full teeth sets top and bottom in the pike, they are the most realistic I have seen. I shall get some pics up once I have time.
I do put my own teeth in my own blanks, and use a "bonding paste", but since I am in the UK I have no idea what the USA equivalent is , it is a white paste used for bonding GRP moldings and panels etc together ? it uses a MEKP hardener .
Love those little pumkinseeds, a great idea for the composition.
Still a few days left in the month guys , keep them coming !
John

 

Very nice chum JE!!! Love the pumpkinseeds and the worm too!!!! Ollie

 

Thanks to all who take the time to post their fish here believe me they are all appreciated, I enjoy looking at the rookies as well as the pro's, also I believe those on this site do it in a very professional manner, looking forward to more fish postings.

 

Brilliant work guys!! And with almost ten thousand views this month! I think others agree.
Cheers!

 

John...that chum is just amazing....

 

that pumpkinseed scene is absolutely beautiful!!

great job everyone!

 

X2 on the pumpkinseeds...great looking chum

 

thanks for all the kind words everyone ! !

 

JE, awesome work!!!

head skin mount of official zander record of Latvia - 11.8 kg

and now I'm working on replica from this record zander

 

Nice work Sarmite!! Was it easy to pull off from the molt that fish? Just noticed with my own zander head that there's lot's of little corners to jam mold....