Does anyone have a Recommendation for a "Good" outfit to make a Glass mount of a large bass? Caught a 51.5"--50.5# bass Sunday
and always promised myself if I did I would get it mounted
Does anyone have a Recommendation for a "Good" outfit to make a Glass mount of a large bass? Caught a 51.5"--50.5# bass Sunday
and always promised myself if I did I would get it mounted
I'm an agent for Grays out of Florida, they just sent me a small mount to use as a display on my boat for the winter Striper season and I have to say it is one of the best looking ones I have seen, the colors were great and their price is hard to beat.
Give them a call and ask for Ashley, tell her i referred you and they will help you out 1-877-450-8125. All they need are the measurements you have.
Good luck and congrats on your fish, I have a lot of customers that are going to be wanting to catch one just like it this winter !
Troy
Last edited by Capt.Troy Crane; 12-07-2011 at 08:23 PM.
cantact Danny of Fish and Wildlife. He has done all my work. He is in NY and I think he has a shop in NC as well.
www.alltaxidermyinc.com/
great catch by the way!
Thank You for the Replys. A artist has been chosen, I call them that because they return life to a harvested Fish / Animal,Creating a true work of Art
Mike Smith at Coastal Things in Glenside, Pa will be doing the Honours
This is a photo of a Striper that was the same size as mine (without the Bunker)![]()
Nice looking mount, good luck and again, nice fish.
There was a 63.5 pounder caught in the Chesapeake Bay area yesterday. The big o es are starting to show up.
Troy
That is a great looking mount. Another option for you guys to consider is to commission Hanes Hoffman to do a copper replica. The copper lasts forever and is so beautiful that your wife will love it so much she will let you keep it in the living room rather than the shed. I just had him do a 9.6 # flounder for me and it is truly stunning. His website is www.bluewatercopperworks.com and he has pictures of lots of his work on there. This picture doesn't do it justice, as the light hits it from different directions it changes colors like a rainbow. It turned out to be about half the price of a fiberglass mount.
In all my research, I ran across this other guy in Florida who does museum quality work and had the most realistic flounder mounts I have seen. That being said, tell me which you would rather look at day after day:
http://marinecreations.homestead.com...r_Gallery.html
Last edited by KeepItReel; 12-18-2011 at 11:16 AM.