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Today I worked on this trout mount. It was caught by a young kid, and is his birthday gift at the end of the month from his father.

 

This was the photo provided that I'm trying to match the reproduction colors to.

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Here are some photos through the process from a white blank to the finished product.

 

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http://www.jerseyjaystaxidermy.com

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Jay, out of curiosity, in what increments do the mounts come in for replicas?  By the inch or other?  And is length alone with a picture good enough or do you need the girth measurement which is something I can't take when out guiding or fishing myself when releasing trout.  I caught and released a big wild brown from the West Branch a bunch of years ago that I have always thought of mounting one day.

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Jay, out of curiosity, in what increments do the mounts come in for replicas? By the inch or other? And is length alone with a picture good enough or do you need the girth measurement which is something I can't take when out guiding or fishing myself when releasing trout. I caught and released a big wild brown from the West Branch a bunch of years ago that I have always thought of mounting one day.

Some suppliers sell them using length and girth measurements.. some use length girth and weight.. i only use the top 2 suppliers for the blanks.. and they have a catalogue listing what is available size wise. Usually. For commonly mounted fish, they have a good variety of sizes available.. length alone is fine for most mounts tho.

 

http://www.jerseyjaystaxidermy.com

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