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By Martin Joergensen (ed.), additional photos by Henning Eskol, Steve Schweitzer, Kasper Mühlbach, Lars Persson, Ken Bonde Larsen and Bob Petti.

 Tails  Fins  Heads 
We focus and concentrate on the head when we snap pictures of the fish we catch. This gallery presents a few of the many pictures of fish heads in our portfolios.


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From: CYK · changyk_1993·at·hotmail.com  Link
Submitted November 5th 2006

I love the tarpon trap by Martin! Its the coolest fish i ever seen!



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