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i caught a native steelhead a couple years ago and took the length and girth measurements and some pics of it. the numbers were 41 inches long and a girth of 22 inches. can i get a mount done of this fish and what kind of price would i be looking at
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I think Luke at Blackwater charges about $30/inch
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41 and 22 would put it close to 30#
These guys do fantastic work but they are not cheap.
http://www.blackwatertrading.com/site/gallery.html#steel
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Luke is a one man show. Here is a couple he has done for my dad and I.
http://s94.photobucket.com/albums/l89/MuleySniper/?action=view¤t=IMGP3159.jpg
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I had one done at Rogers Taxadermy in Lakewood. He did a great job and it cost me $350. I chose to go with a "replica" of my fish and he did a good job.
It was a 7.6lb rainbow trout caught at Mineral lake. Not the biggest fish from there but it was my biggest trout ever caught. so i had it done
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