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I've got a question any taxidermists on the forum or if anybody knows a good one?

What's your question? I have done some ducks, pheasant and a pigeon Birddog has done some big game mounts.

Chalk wrote:What's your question?

I'm building on a test blank and I'm using African Cobra skin between the rear grips and as a butt wrap. I had the idea this morning of possibly trying to scaled trout or redfish skin the same way.
The question is, can fish skin be tanned or processed for this application?
Wouldn't it be cool to catch a redfish on a rod with redfish skin as the wrap or for accent trim?

Chalk wrote:What's your question? I have done some ducks, pheasant and a pigeon Birddog has done some big game mounts.

Dude,
Are you kidding me? Where do you and BD's skills end? That said, what would anyone want with a pigeon mount?

Never messed with fish...I have heard you can do skin mounts with saltwater...the color would be off once it dried and you would have to paint it then clear it. Sounds like a cool idea.

Ron - in the words of my favorite Panama City Beach tourist shirt, "I'm not a gynecologist.....but I'll take a look."

Pigeon was a practice mount

Chalk,
The snake inlay looks slick as owl #$@!

Chalk wrote:
Ron - in the words of my favorite Panama City Beach tourist shirt, "I'm not a gynecologist.....but I'll take a look."

I heard that!

Pigeon was a practice mount

Roger that

Saw a carbon fiber fore grip on a 12 wt that was nice the other day

I saw a grip yesterday and the spinning reel was formed in to the carbon fiber grip. Very, very very light but if you ever had to repair the reel, the rod was junk.

Once you get it built I try it out for you RC I like the idea

Here ya go Jeff, the pictures aren't that great because the inlays were still turning and drying.

No worky

I can see that.

Make it worky