I’ve been enjoying these monstrous creations by Jonathon Taylor for some time now, and they just keep getting better and better. The latest zombie fish really caught my attention!
Check out more of his incredible artwork on the J-Trexx Facebook page!
I’ve always been a fan of underwater fishing footage. I even started making my own housing to put my GoPro in, but this little camera looks like a much better idea at a fraction of the cost of a GoPro.
With 275 backers and only 24 days ago, this project is very close to being fully funded. I have personally pledged money to this project and I am pumped to see the final product. If you want to fund this project and get your own GoFish Camera, visit Kickstarter!
If you are looking for a new wallet and care as much about sustainable fisheries as we do, then look no further than these salmon leather wallets from Tidal Vision. Unique, sustainable, high quality, functional, durable and they look great. Yup, that checks-off all the right boxes when looking for a new wallet!
It looks like we just missed their Kickstarter campaign, but they were able to raise over $55k to help bring this project to life.
Father’s Day has always been a special day to me, even before I was a dad. I didn’t knew my dad very well, but one thing I did know about him was that he was a hell of a fisherman. Throughout the 1970’s he was a skipper for a fishing boat called the Bahari. A lot of big fish were caught on that boat, but this yellowfin tuna was probably the most famous as it stood for a time as a world record.
I have few keepsakes of my dad, but the most prized of all is his old photo album showing off the fish he, his clients and his friends caught long before I was born. I never grow tired of looking through that album and conjuring up Hemingway-esque stories about each fish.
Skipper Martin Mathias (far right) and Sue Gallibrand stand beside the women’s world record tuna. Grenada, 1976
Don’t forget to hug your dad!