Printed at the length you caught it
Life-size fish prints, made from one photo
Not scaled to fit a frame. We print your catch nose to tail at its real length, so a 29″ walleye hangs as 29″ of walleye.
Free to preview. Prints from $20, free shipping.
A real 54″ muskie, printed life-size and shipped. Drag to see the transformation.
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Upload one photo
A clear side-on shot, plus the length nose to tail in inches.
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Preview it free
See the life-size art before you spend anything.
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We print & ship it
Framed, on canvas, or rolled in a tube.
Two ways to print it life-size
Photoreal replica
A faithful side profile of your actual fish, every marking, color, and fin kept. The closest thing to a skin mount you can hang flat.
Gyotaku ink print
The traditional Japanese fish rubbing: a bold black ink impression on white, at the fish's real size. Rendered from your photo, so no ink touches your catch.
Both print at the same sizes and the same prices. Pick the style when you preview.
However big it was, it prints at real size
Rolled fine-art paper runs to 100″ × 42″, which covers most trophies as a single piece. For anything longer, we split the fish across a three-panel print that hangs side by side as one piece, from $235, so the whole fish still shows nose to tail.
Common questions
- What is a life-size fish print?
- A print of your fish reproduced at the length you actually caught it, nose to tail, rather than scaled to fit a frame. A 29-inch walleye arrives as 29 inches of walleye on the wall. It is the flat equivalent of a mounted replica, without the taxidermy.
- How big can a life-size fish print be?
- Rolled fine-art paper goes up to 100 by 42 inches, so most trophies print life-size as a single piece. Beyond that we split the fish across a three-panel print that hangs side by side as one piece, from $235, so the whole fish still shows at real size.
- Do you make gyotaku prints?
- Yes. Gyotaku is the traditional Japanese method of inking a fish and pressing paper onto it to take a life-size impression. We render that look from your photo as a bold black ink print on white, so you get the gyotaku result without inking a real fish. It costs the same as any other style.
- Do I need the fish, or just a photo?
- Just a photo. One clear side-on shot and the length in inches is everything we need. You can release the fish and still hang it life-size.
- What does a life-size fish print cost?
- Prints start at $20 with free shipping, and the price is driven by the size the fish needs rather than the style you pick. Previews are free, so you see the art before you decide.