ARCHIVE OF SOME FISH OF THE PAST, RESIDING WITH HAPPY NEW OWNERS

Meet "IDA"!  Ida belongs to a near and dear friend whom I delight in saying that he is the head of my Fan Club.  Reason being he owns more of my fish than any one person needs.  Ida has a very colorful history.  She began her transition from a Cypress log in May of 2019 and was finished in April of 2020.   Suspended by stout chains she enjoyed embellishing a boat shed near Springfield, LA. 

A school of Stripers heading south.  All once part of a cypress tree.

Barracuda, 6 feet in length, sporting some real alligator teeth.

Made from a sinker cypress log that was perhaps 200 years old and when cut it sunk to the bottom of a river during transport to a lumber mill.  Under water and mud for possibly 100 years it turned the greenish color normally found in sinker logs.  This wood commands a premium and is sought after for all kinds of projects.   This unlikely fish is a creation from the Mind of Mitch Kilgore and sports

This catfish adorns the entrance way to Stogner's Fish Camp located outside of Tylertown, Mississippi.

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