Published Sep 6. 2005 - 12 years ago
Updated or edited May 12. 2016

Heads

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Trout

This is the end that counts to to most anglers: where the mouth is and where the fly is supposed to go. All these fish opened theirs over a hook, and they paid for it with a portrait. Pictures of fish from the very small sand eel to the very large steelhead.

Martin Joergensen

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.

Beaverkill trout

Under the bridge
Bob Petti - Martin Joergensen
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Submitted by CYK on Sun, 2006-11-05 13:55
I love the tarpon tr...

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

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