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Mounting a speared fish


JoeTC

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My dad speared a 22 pounder about 10 years ago and had it mounted. The spear mark ran all the way down the side but the taxidermist did an awesome job covering it up. You really cant notice it unless you know its there. The holes on the back are a little more noticeable but still hidden pretty well and most people cant tell that it was speared. I think it really will depend on your taxidermist, Im sure some will do a better job than others at covering up the marks.

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Hey I've seen that pike before. laugh my taxidermist had it all mounted and you couldnt even tell the holes were in the fish.

I told him what I wanted to do so he set up the mount and I made the spear and he had it set above the fish with the tines running the length of the fish so when I went to pick it up I told him thats not how I wanted it so together we changed it to the way it is and the spear is acctually in the holes where I hit the pike in the first place.

taxidermist can do wonders with a airbrush and some epoxy

Oh and thanks Merk

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