Pike mounts or replica pics?

[LEECH21]

I just caught my trophy 40 X 19.5" pike a few weeks ago up on Lake of the Woods. i already ordered my replica from Artistic Anglers in Duluth. I already have a bass from them, and its awesome. I'm already counting down the days till I get it back, haha.

In the mean time is there anyone that would be willing to share any pictures of their mounted pike, either real or replica.

[gotum]

Great choice on artistic anglers I have been in there show room and they do a better job then anyone imo.

[Bigtom]

Nothing to great but looks good on the wall.

[reinhard1]

i think it looks pretty good. that's one big gill. good luck.

[fishmounter]

Here's pike I just mounted it's a skin mount for a customer.

[Quackaddict9]

excellent job on the mount. Looks great!

[fishmounter]

Here's a 24.8 lb. mounted for a customer that was fishing Devils Lake, ND.

[LEECH21]

All those mounts look Awesome! Thanks for posting!!!!

[Southwick]

A picture of my skin mount Northern Pike that’s in my cellar man cave. The Man Cave is a good place to get away from the old lady and tie flies + dream about pass + future fishing trips.

Pike was a CT fish + was the biggest caught that year in CT. 44” And she weighted in at 22lbs6oz.

[Gordie]

Most of you guys have seen this but this is mine

[Muskiefool]

You just cant go wrong with a quality replica, congrats on the 40,,nice fish.

[JPenny]

I agree, you can't go wrong with a replica mount. They look every bit as good as a skin mount plus they last forever while skin mounts don't. Also, another fisherman then gets a chance to experience the thrill of catching a great fish. I also agree with the comments on Artistic Anglers in Duluth. I have a few of their mounts and they look great. I'd like to post some pictures of them, but being an older "computer challenged" sort, I can't seem to figure out how to get my photos downsized enough to post. If one of my friends here can help I'd appreciate it. RK? Muskiefool? You guys teach me how to post photos and I'll show you some great pike!

[Nick Kuhn]

Jack, put the photos where you can easily find them on your computer (on the desktop is easiest). Then when making a post click the icon that is a sunset photo with an up arrow on it. Then click browse, navigate to your photo and click open. Then click add file. Repeat until all the photos you want appear in the list. Then click done adding photos. Then submit your post. They will automatically be resized.

[JPenny]

Thanks Nick. I'll give it another try.

[Gordie]

Jack if you still have problems email them to me and I can post them for ya too. Machonellc at Yahoo.com

[fishuhalik]

gordie, i've said this before and i'll say it again. that is hands-down the best mount ever!

[Gordie]

Thanks

[Muskiefool]

If you cant make it work Jack e-mail them to me and I'll get them up for you.

[JPenny]

Thanks John. It seems that my files are too large for the system.

[Brad B]

here is the one my brother in law caught during the 2008 ice season. He was out fishing crappies with a ultra light rod that had 2lb test ice mono on it. how the fish didn't cut or break the line still amazes me. it measured 40 inches long.

[hookncook]

That's a great mount!! very impressive. Some taxidermist use a template to make the white against the green. The sign of a great taxidermist makes these white marks random.

[LEECH21]

Very nice!!!