Published Aug 31. 2005 - 19 years ago
Updated or edited Oct 19. 2019

Tails

This is an image gallery a bit different than we usually do them. We have so many great pictures in our stock that we need some way to get them out to you. This is a gallery of tails. Yes, tails! Nothing but these beautiful rudders on the fish we catch.

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Martin Joergensen
For some reason fish tails never cease to fascinate. We do take a lot of pictures of them. Here's a small bunch of samples for your visual entertainment. I let the images speak for themselves.
Morning glory
Pike tail
Mr. Sandman
Sharp
Golden amber
Perfect for the ocean
Golden background
Weed
Henning Eskol - Kasper Mühlbach - Lars Persson
Spotted
Massive
Charcoal gray
Ken Bonde Larsen
See-thru
Winter worn
Splash
A night's tail
Rosy sheen
Massive
Translucent
Global tail
Martin Joergensen - Kasper Mühlbach - Ken Bonde Larsen - Henning Eskol
Leopard
Steve Schweitzer
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Submitted by Carlos Heinsohn on Wed, 2005-09-07 18:34
Thanks Martin, I'...

Thanks Martin,

I'm going to download it right now!

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Submitted by Martin Joergensen on Sat, 2005-09-03 13:50
Carlos, I have no...

Carlos,

I have now created a REAL wallpaper from the Rosy sheen picture. And our first that comes in 1200*1600 pixels too. Find it in the wallpaper section.

Martin

Submitted by Carlos Heinsohn on Fri, 2005-09-02 23:22
Our hosts at GFF hav...

Our hosts at GFF have some kind of "fetish" with fish tails!!
Serously, they are the first people who discover the beauty of fish tails. One of those photographs, the above called Rosy sheen, have been my wallpaper since it appears for the first time at GFF.
Great photos!

Submitted by percas on Wed, 2005-08-31 18:50
wonderful !!! ...

wonderful !!!

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