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Learn to mount beautiful trophy Bass, Crappie and Perch with our Fish Taxidermy Home School CourseThis complete start-to-finish Fish Taxidermy Instruction DVD teaches Bass Taxidermy and is perfect for beginners.  Learn these easy steps from home and you will have a fun hobby or business you will enjoy for years to come. Although the Fish Taxidermy DVD demonstrates mounting a Largemouth Bass, mastering these techniques will greatly aid you in mounting other skin-mountable fish such as Small-mouth Bass, Trout, Perch, Crappie, and Bream. 

 

The most complete fish taxidermy
instruction DVD available anywhere! 

This Fish (Largemouth Bass) Taxidermy instructional DVD teaches you:

How to properly take necessary measurements

Skinning, fleshing and skin preserving for mounting

The complete mounting process

Detailed Bass painting and finishing techniques

Time-saving professional fish taxidermy secrets to get a great looking, durable mount.  

 

 

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Fish Taxidermy Tips

Proper Field Care for Fish:  Fish Taxidermy without a doubt begins with proper field care.  If your goal is to produce the best looking mount possible, make sure you start with an fish that has had excellent care in the field.  This will greatly effect the quality of the finished mount.  So you have caught a mountable trophy fish, what do you do?

  1. Never let the fish flop around in the boat or cooler

  2. Place the fish on ice as soon as possible

  3. When you get home, measure your fish to order supplies:
    A:  Gill Plate to Base of Tail
    B:  Measure width of the eye in millimeters
    C:  Measure around the fattest part of the belly of the fish

  4. Wrap your fish in a very wet towel.  This will protect the fins when frozen.

  5. Place in a plastic garbage bag, seal it tightly and freeze it at once.

Fish Reference and Anatomy:  To understand fish taxidermy you must first have a true understanding of the fish you are mounting.  The most valuable thing you can do is develop a library of fish reference material.  I started out with Bass because they were plentiful in my area.  You can start by clipping fish pictures from fishing magazines and taking photos of the fish you catch.  One of the most valuable things I did was get a large aquarium to place live fish in to study.  This advanced my fish taxidermy to a whole new level.  Think of what I learned by watching a live 6 lb bass.  Keep as much of your fish taxidermy reference material at your work area as possible.  As you mount your fish, study each area with your reference.  See how close you can come to duplicating a live fish.  Do the same thing when painting your fish.  Develop the habit of trying to duplicate a living fish every time you sit down to work.  This will help you in becoming a Master at Fish Taxidermy.

 

 
"I really enjoyed
the Bass DVD.
The painting part
 made a lot of
 sense. I look
 forward to
 receiving your
 other videos."
Wade G., FL
 
"Mr. Bill, My dad
 and I have really
 liked watching
 your DVD. We
 are going to mount
 our first bass this
 weekend. Thanks
 for your help and
 wish me luck."
Jonathan C., TX
 
""Bill, Thanks for
 the tips. Your
 DVDs are the 
best! Best wishes."
 Mark S., MS
 
 

 

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